From Tolkien to Star Trek and from Game of Thrones to The Walking Dead, imaginary worlds in fantastic genres offer highly detailed political worlds beyond capitalism. This book examines the complex ways in which these popular storyworlds offer valuable conceptual tools for anti-capitalist participatory politics.
From Tolkien to Star Trek and from Game of Thrones to The Walking Dead, imaginary worlds in fantastic genres offer highly detailed political worlds beyond capitalism. This book examines the complex ways in which these popular storyworlds offer valuable conceptual tools for anti-capitalist participatory politics.
Dan Hassler-Forest is Assistant Professor of Media and Cultural Studies at Utrecht University.
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Acknowledgments 1. Imaginary Empires: Transmedia World-building and Global Capitalism 2. World-building and Convergence Culture: From Imperialism to Empire 3. Fantastical Capitalism and Post-ideological World-building 4. Revolutionary Storyworlds and Post-democratic Capitalism 5. Beyond Capitalism: Posthuman Storyworlds 6. "Post"-script Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments 1. Imaginary Empires: Transmedia World-building and Global Capitalism 2. World-building and Convergence Culture: From Imperialism to Empire 3. Fantastical Capitalism and Post-ideological World-building 4. Revolutionary Storyworlds and Post-democratic Capitalism 5. Beyond Capitalism: Posthuman Storyworlds 6. "Post"-script Bibliography Index
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