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Publications:
1. Claudia Leeb’s article: “Toward a Theoretical Outline of the Subject: The Centrality of Adorno and Lacan for Feminist Political Theorizing” has appeared as the lead article in the July 2008 issue of the journal Political Theory: An International Journal of Political Philosophy. Download Paper

2. Claudia’s article “Desires and Fears: Women, Class and Adorno” has appeared in the February 2008 issue of the journal Theory and Event. Download Paper

3. Her article “The Im-Possibilities of the Feminist Subject” is forthcoming in the journal Social Philosophy Today in 2009. Go to Journal

4. Her article “Capitalism and the Unconscious” has been accepted for publication in the journal The Review of Politics. It will be forthcoming in 2009. Go to Journal

Jobs:
As of July 15 2009, Claudia is Assistant Professor of Political Philosophy in the Department of Political Affairs at Roanoke College, Virginia. Go to Department

Upcoming Talks and Public Appearances in 2009:
1. Claudia’s next appearance will be at the APSA (American Political Science Association) annual conference Politics in Motion: Change and Complexity in the Contemporary Era, Toronto, Canada, September 3-6, 2009. She will present the topic “Marx, Adorno and the Theoretical Challenge to a Pseudo-Praxis.” She will also serve as a discussant of the papers in the panel “Theorizing the Social Sciences.” Go to Conference

2. She will also participate in the program of the Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (SPEPS), which will hold its 48th annual meeting at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia, October 29-3, 2009. She will moderate the panel “Adorno and the Question of Nihilism: Annihilation and Awareness.” Go to Society

3. Claudia will give two talks in November: First, she will present the paper“The Dialectics of Adorno and Marcuse: Toward a Radical Political Praxis” at the Northern Political Science Association Annual Conference (NPSA), in Philadelphia.

4. Second, she will present the paper “The Early Frankfurt School, French Thought and the Outline of the Political Subject” at the Rethinking Marxism Conference in Amherst, MA, which also takes place in November 2009.

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