editors



Johannes Stenlund


Johannes Stenlund is a journalist, currently working at Kvartal. He has previously studied theoretical philosophy at Uppsala University, where he was mainly interested in epistemology and philosophy of language. He also holds master’s degrees in political science (University of York) and investigative journalism (University of Gothenburg).



Ale Låke


Ale Låke is a journalist and essayist. He holds a master’s degree in philosophy from Freie Universität Berlin and a bachelor’s degree in Gender Studies from University of Gothenburg. His main theoretical interests concern critical theory, psychoanalysis and the climate crisis.

Klara Hjorth


Klara Hjorth is a master’s student in Political Science at Lund University. Her interests include public administration theory and Critical Theory.


Jonas Thoreson

Jonas Thoreson is a PhD candidate in English Literature at the University of Glasgow, where his research focusses on Scottish print culture, the public sphere, class conflict, and cultural politics in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. With a background in practical philosophy, literature, and law, his interests span Critical Theory, British cultural studies, and theories of the public sphere

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Amanda Winberg


Amanda Winberg is a research assistant in Cultural History and Theory at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Her interests include early modern philosophy, German idealism, Citical Theory and the Philosophy of Architecture.


Astrid Elander


Astrid Elander holds a master’s degree in literature from Stockholm University and is currently active as a writer and art critic. She has a background in continental philosophy where her main interests concerned metaphysics and philosophy of language. Lately, she has been interested in media theory, investigating for example how the audio tape influenced Austrian prose in the late 20th century.

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Georgina Laube


Georgina Laube is an art historian from the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Her background is on the political employment of the photographic image and her philosophical interests are the Existentalist movement and Critical Theory.

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Amanda Winberg

layout editor for print


Agnes Ivarsson

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