Review: Srećko Horvat, ‘The Radicality of Love’ — Theory, Culture & Society | Global Public Life

Reviewed by Julia Carter

Review: Srećko Horvat, ‘The Radicality of Love’ Books Reviews 18 May Written By Theory, Culture & Society Review of Srećko Horvat’s The Radicality of Love (Polity, 2016), 120 pages. Reviewed by Julia Carter What is love without revolution? And what is revolution without love? Horvat attempts to reveal the radicality, or radical potential, of love in his new book, connecting the emotion/value with revolutionary movements and radical moments. Through the book, the argument emerges that revolution and love must be symbiotic: ‘true’ revolution should be inspired by love and ‘true’ love must be rev

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