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Realismo capitalista ¿no hay alternativa?

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Published by CAJA NEGRA EDITORA · Society and social sciences · ISBN 9789871622450

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A short essay by Mark Fisher that starts from an idea credited to Fredric Jameson: picturing the end of the world now comes more easily than picturing the end of capitalism. Fisher looks at how, since 1989, capitalism has presented itself as the only possible system, something the 2008 crisis reinforced, and traces that resignation through politics, work, education, film (Children of Men, Jason Bourne) and literature (Kafka, Le Guin).

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For readers of critical theory and contemporary culture interested in how economics, job insecurity and mental health, such as stress or depression, connect. This Spanish edition adds an appendix with two texts by the author.

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