Here on the blog in the coming weeks, I’m excited to report, we’re running a roundtable on Keith Makoto Woodhouse’s The Ecocentrists: A History of Radical Environmentalism, which received SUSIH’s award for best book of intellectual history in 2019. That’s going to be a real treat. Among the topics Woodhouse raises in the book is the conflict between the cases for radicalism and for reform. Some version of that conflict plays out today, as everyone wonders what life will be like on the other side of the pandemic. Some are asking when we’ll get back to normal; some speculate about Read more