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Postcapitalist Desire
The Final Lectures
Author: Mark Fisher, Matt Colquhoun
Narrator: Tom Lawrence
Unabridged: 7 hr 31 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Repeater
Published: 05/11/2021
Category: Political Science - History & Theory
Synopsis
"Mark Fisher was a brilliant public speaker. He found new connections between music, psychoanalysis, and politics. His lectures opened the world, making it available not just for critique but for comradeship." - Jodi Dean, author of Comrade: An Essay on Political Belonging
"Mark's unparalleled ability to infuse ideas with life comes across beautifully in these lectures. This series of talks finds Mark weaving his way through working-class history, countercultural libidinal movements, and high theory in an unwavering effort to find an escape from capitalism.” - Nick Srnicek
"Mark Fisher has proven to be one of the most influential thinkers of our time. These lectures are a fantastic resource for those of us interested in consciousness, counterculture, and communism. To read them is to remember, once again, Mark’s relentless appetite for the emancipation of desire from capital." - Helen Hester, author of Xenofeminism
"How can the libidinal infrastructure of capitalism be confronted and reconfigured for communism? These lectures, intimate and exploratory, don’t have all the answers — more vital than that, they show the necessity of this wrenching question in our catastrophic times." - Nicholas Thoburn, author of Anti-Book: On the Art and Politics of Radical Publishing
"Mark's unparalleled ability to infuse ideas with life comes across beautifully in these lectures. This series of talks finds Mark weaving his way through working-class history, countercultural libidinal movements, and high theory in an unwavering effort to find an escape from capitalism.” - Nick Srnicek
"Mark Fisher has proven to be one of the most influential thinkers of our time. These lectures are a fantastic resource for those of us interested in consciousness, counterculture, and communism. To read them is to remember, once again, Mark’s relentless appetite for the emancipation of desire from capital." - Helen Hester, author of Xenofeminism
"How can the libidinal infrastructure of capitalism be confronted and reconfigured for communism? These lectures, intimate and exploratory, don’t have all the answers — more vital than that, they show the necessity of this wrenching question in our catastrophic times." - Nicholas Thoburn, author of Anti-Book: On the Art and Politics of Radical Publishing