Jeremy Seabrook
- 11 Feb 2008ByJeremy Seabrook
The perpetual state of desire that we call ‘human nature’ is very particular, for it demands conformity with the nature of capitalism. Jeremy Seabrook reports.
- 12 Sep 2007ByJeremy Seabrook
Our cult-like devotion to a healthy economy leads us ignore the effect it has on our society, writes Jeremy Seabrook – and to blame human nature for its ravages.
- 26 Aug 2007ByJeremy Seabrook
The cult of violence is just one expression of the wider cult of inequality, writes Jeremy Seabrook.
- 29 Jul 2007ByJeremy Seabrook
The town centre has not declined, it has changed, becoming a playground for the institutionalised rebelliousness of a new generation, writes Jeremy Seabrook.
- 02 Nov 2006ByJeremy Seabrook
Action to reduce climate change requires an energising myth that will inspire collective action, not horror stories about an economic threat.
- 08 Mar 2006ByJeremy Seabrook
Imperialism has danced its way through time, mobile, adaptable and protean. Nonetheless, many of its themes from the 19th centruy are recognisable today.