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Chapter 1: The Necroculture of Capitalism.- Chapter 2: Artificial Life on a Dead Planet.- Chapter 3: Speed and Stasis.- Chapter 4: The Pornography of Information.- Chapter 5: The Tyranny of Negative Freedom. 



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“‘Necroculture’, the productivist ideology which denies climate change and promotes techno-salvationism is expressed as a complete capitulation to the perceived power of capital, not to preserve life but to reproduce it as something which transcends death.” (Debra Benita Shaw, New Formations, Issue 91, 2017)

“In Necroculture, Charles Thorpe challenges this received wisdom by gathering an ambitious array of macrosocial ills into cohesive categories and then drawing theoretical purchase from Karl Marx and Erich Fromm to explain them. … Necroculture is a must-read for anyone interested in studying such camouflaged macrosocial addictions.” (Shawn Van Valkenburgh, Critical Sociology, August, 2017)



Table of Contents

Chapter 1: The Necroculture of Capitalism

Chapter 2: Artificial Life on a Dead Planet

Chapter 3: Speed and Stasis

Chapter 4: The Pornography of Information

Chapter 5: The Tyranny of Negative Freedom

Necroculture

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      Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan Us
      Publication Date: 3/8/2019 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9781349931118, 978-1349931118
      ISBN10: 134993111X

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Chapter 1: The Necroculture of Capitalism.- Chapter 2: Artificial Life on a Dead Planet.- Chapter 3: Speed and Stasis.- Chapter 4: The Pornography of Information.- Chapter 5: The Tyranny of Negative Freedom. 



      Trade Review

      “‘Necroculture’, the productivist ideology which denies climate change and promotes techno-salvationism is expressed as a complete capitulation to the perceived power of capital, not to preserve life but to reproduce it as something which transcends death.” (Debra Benita Shaw, New Formations, Issue 91, 2017)

      “In Necroculture, Charles Thorpe challenges this received wisdom by gathering an ambitious array of macrosocial ills into cohesive categories and then drawing theoretical purchase from Karl Marx and Erich Fromm to explain them. … Necroculture is a must-read for anyone interested in studying such camouflaged macrosocial addictions.” (Shawn Van Valkenburgh, Critical Sociology, August, 2017)



      Table of Contents

      Chapter 1: The Necroculture of Capitalism

      Chapter 2: Artificial Life on a Dead Planet

      Chapter 3: Speed and Stasis

      Chapter 4: The Pornography of Information

      Chapter 5: The Tyranny of Negative Freedom

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