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A provocative account of contemporary political nihilism and 'end of the world' thinking that makes a plea for punk anarchism as a response.
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A provocative account of contemporary political nihilism and 'end of the world' thinking that makes a plea for punk anarchism as a response.
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. August 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9781350537330
- ISBN-10: 1350537330
- Artikelnr.: 72075606
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. August 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9781350537330
- ISBN-10: 1350537330
- Artikelnr.: 72075606
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Sean Parson is Assistant Professor in the Department of Politics and International Affairs and the MA program in sustainable communities at Northern Arizona University, USA.
An Anti-Introduction: A Leap Into the Void
I. Anti-Theory: Dada, Situationism, Stirner, and Punk
II. An Outline of Things to Come: An Anti-introduction
Chapter One: The Crisis of Representation and the Collapse of the Liberal
Order
I. The Mediated Reality, the Hyperreal, and the Crisis of Representation
II. The Collapse of the Post-war Spectacle
III. The Current Crisis of Representation
IV. Concluding Thoughts: Past, Present, Future and the End of History
Chapter Two: Industrialism is a Death Camp
I. Industrial Objects and the Materiality of Symbolic Anxiety
II. A Genealogical Analysis of the Gas Mask: From Plague Doctors to
Anti-state Protestors
III. Industrialism as Suicidal Blackmail
Chapter Three: The Climate isn't Real
I. The Simulacra and Disaster Management: The Environment and Climate
II. The Politics of Models: Administrative Rationalism and the state
regulation of Illusions:
III. Accepting the Nonidentity of Nature: Solaris, Cthuhlu, and the
Masterless Object
IV. Anti-World Politics: Revolutionary Demonology and the Destruction of
Enlightenment Order
Chapter Four: A Rising Tide Sinks All Art Galleries
I. Art, the Economy, the State:
II. Negation as an Artistic Medium: Activism as Performance Art
III. Mausoleums of our Extinct Culture
IV. Art as Resistance and Resistance as Art
Chapter Five: No Future, No Hope
I. What the End of the World Means.
II. Temporal Nihilism
III. "The Revolutionary is a Doomed Man": Towards Political Nihilism in the
21st Century
Chapter Six: Without Gallows Humor There is Only the Gallows
I. "Dancing on the Corpses Ashes": Russian Political Nihilism and Clearing
the Rubble of Social Collapse
II. "The Goal of my Activities is the Destruction of all Living Things":
The Revolutionary Nihilism of Kaneko Fumiko
III. "We All Die in a Yellow Submarine": Resentment and the Tragi-comedy of
Dead Billionaires
IV. Conclusion: Cabin in the Woods and the Politics of Armed Joy
Chapter Seven: Towards A Nihilistic Politics of Attack
I. "The Revolutionary Handbrake": Walter Benjamin on Revolution and the
Future
II. A Strategy of Attack: Against Accelerationism and Withdrawal
III. "The misplaced optimism of the doomed": Snowpiercer (2013) as
Destituent Power and An Insurrectionary Handbreak
Conclusion: A Requiem for Our World
I. Anti-Theory: Dada, Situationism, Stirner, and Punk
II. An Outline of Things to Come: An Anti-introduction
Chapter One: The Crisis of Representation and the Collapse of the Liberal
Order
I. The Mediated Reality, the Hyperreal, and the Crisis of Representation
II. The Collapse of the Post-war Spectacle
III. The Current Crisis of Representation
IV. Concluding Thoughts: Past, Present, Future and the End of History
Chapter Two: Industrialism is a Death Camp
I. Industrial Objects and the Materiality of Symbolic Anxiety
II. A Genealogical Analysis of the Gas Mask: From Plague Doctors to
Anti-state Protestors
III. Industrialism as Suicidal Blackmail
Chapter Three: The Climate isn't Real
I. The Simulacra and Disaster Management: The Environment and Climate
II. The Politics of Models: Administrative Rationalism and the state
regulation of Illusions:
III. Accepting the Nonidentity of Nature: Solaris, Cthuhlu, and the
Masterless Object
IV. Anti-World Politics: Revolutionary Demonology and the Destruction of
Enlightenment Order
Chapter Four: A Rising Tide Sinks All Art Galleries
I. Art, the Economy, the State:
II. Negation as an Artistic Medium: Activism as Performance Art
III. Mausoleums of our Extinct Culture
IV. Art as Resistance and Resistance as Art
Chapter Five: No Future, No Hope
I. What the End of the World Means.
II. Temporal Nihilism
III. "The Revolutionary is a Doomed Man": Towards Political Nihilism in the
21st Century
Chapter Six: Without Gallows Humor There is Only the Gallows
I. "Dancing on the Corpses Ashes": Russian Political Nihilism and Clearing
the Rubble of Social Collapse
II. "The Goal of my Activities is the Destruction of all Living Things":
The Revolutionary Nihilism of Kaneko Fumiko
III. "We All Die in a Yellow Submarine": Resentment and the Tragi-comedy of
Dead Billionaires
IV. Conclusion: Cabin in the Woods and the Politics of Armed Joy
Chapter Seven: Towards A Nihilistic Politics of Attack
I. "The Revolutionary Handbrake": Walter Benjamin on Revolution and the
Future
II. A Strategy of Attack: Against Accelerationism and Withdrawal
III. "The misplaced optimism of the doomed": Snowpiercer (2013) as
Destituent Power and An Insurrectionary Handbreak
Conclusion: A Requiem for Our World
An Anti-Introduction: A Leap Into the Void
I. Anti-Theory: Dada, Situationism, Stirner, and Punk
II. An Outline of Things to Come: An Anti-introduction
Chapter One: The Crisis of Representation and the Collapse of the Liberal
Order
I. The Mediated Reality, the Hyperreal, and the Crisis of Representation
II. The Collapse of the Post-war Spectacle
III. The Current Crisis of Representation
IV. Concluding Thoughts: Past, Present, Future and the End of History
Chapter Two: Industrialism is a Death Camp
I. Industrial Objects and the Materiality of Symbolic Anxiety
II. A Genealogical Analysis of the Gas Mask: From Plague Doctors to
Anti-state Protestors
III. Industrialism as Suicidal Blackmail
Chapter Three: The Climate isn't Real
I. The Simulacra and Disaster Management: The Environment and Climate
II. The Politics of Models: Administrative Rationalism and the state
regulation of Illusions:
III. Accepting the Nonidentity of Nature: Solaris, Cthuhlu, and the
Masterless Object
IV. Anti-World Politics: Revolutionary Demonology and the Destruction of
Enlightenment Order
Chapter Four: A Rising Tide Sinks All Art Galleries
I. Art, the Economy, the State:
II. Negation as an Artistic Medium: Activism as Performance Art
III. Mausoleums of our Extinct Culture
IV. Art as Resistance and Resistance as Art
Chapter Five: No Future, No Hope
I. What the End of the World Means.
II. Temporal Nihilism
III. "The Revolutionary is a Doomed Man": Towards Political Nihilism in the
21st Century
Chapter Six: Without Gallows Humor There is Only the Gallows
I. "Dancing on the Corpses Ashes": Russian Political Nihilism and Clearing
the Rubble of Social Collapse
II. "The Goal of my Activities is the Destruction of all Living Things":
The Revolutionary Nihilism of Kaneko Fumiko
III. "We All Die in a Yellow Submarine": Resentment and the Tragi-comedy of
Dead Billionaires
IV. Conclusion: Cabin in the Woods and the Politics of Armed Joy
Chapter Seven: Towards A Nihilistic Politics of Attack
I. "The Revolutionary Handbrake": Walter Benjamin on Revolution and the
Future
II. A Strategy of Attack: Against Accelerationism and Withdrawal
III. "The misplaced optimism of the doomed": Snowpiercer (2013) as
Destituent Power and An Insurrectionary Handbreak
Conclusion: A Requiem for Our World
I. Anti-Theory: Dada, Situationism, Stirner, and Punk
II. An Outline of Things to Come: An Anti-introduction
Chapter One: The Crisis of Representation and the Collapse of the Liberal
Order
I. The Mediated Reality, the Hyperreal, and the Crisis of Representation
II. The Collapse of the Post-war Spectacle
III. The Current Crisis of Representation
IV. Concluding Thoughts: Past, Present, Future and the End of History
Chapter Two: Industrialism is a Death Camp
I. Industrial Objects and the Materiality of Symbolic Anxiety
II. A Genealogical Analysis of the Gas Mask: From Plague Doctors to
Anti-state Protestors
III. Industrialism as Suicidal Blackmail
Chapter Three: The Climate isn't Real
I. The Simulacra and Disaster Management: The Environment and Climate
II. The Politics of Models: Administrative Rationalism and the state
regulation of Illusions:
III. Accepting the Nonidentity of Nature: Solaris, Cthuhlu, and the
Masterless Object
IV. Anti-World Politics: Revolutionary Demonology and the Destruction of
Enlightenment Order
Chapter Four: A Rising Tide Sinks All Art Galleries
I. Art, the Economy, the State:
II. Negation as an Artistic Medium: Activism as Performance Art
III. Mausoleums of our Extinct Culture
IV. Art as Resistance and Resistance as Art
Chapter Five: No Future, No Hope
I. What the End of the World Means.
II. Temporal Nihilism
III. "The Revolutionary is a Doomed Man": Towards Political Nihilism in the
21st Century
Chapter Six: Without Gallows Humor There is Only the Gallows
I. "Dancing on the Corpses Ashes": Russian Political Nihilism and Clearing
the Rubble of Social Collapse
II. "The Goal of my Activities is the Destruction of all Living Things":
The Revolutionary Nihilism of Kaneko Fumiko
III. "We All Die in a Yellow Submarine": Resentment and the Tragi-comedy of
Dead Billionaires
IV. Conclusion: Cabin in the Woods and the Politics of Armed Joy
Chapter Seven: Towards A Nihilistic Politics of Attack
I. "The Revolutionary Handbrake": Walter Benjamin on Revolution and the
Future
II. A Strategy of Attack: Against Accelerationism and Withdrawal
III. "The misplaced optimism of the doomed": Snowpiercer (2013) as
Destituent Power and An Insurrectionary Handbreak
Conclusion: A Requiem for Our World