New forms of revolt: Essays on Kristeva’s intimate politics

New Forms of Revolt is a rewarding volume for those with a serious interest in Julia Kristeva, especially her theory of revolt. In this review, I will first name the overall strengths of the volume, then I will provide chapter summaries. Because this is a review for Contemporary Political Theory, I will summarize only those chapters with explicitly political themes, omitting the volume’s third section, ‘Language and Narrative in Kristeva.’