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Contemporary Liminality

Post-Truth Society

A Political Anthropology of Trickster Logic

Szakolczai, Arpad

Post-Truth Society

Contemporary Liminality

Post-Truth Society

A Political Anthropology of Trickster Logic

Contemporary Liminality: Post-Truth Society

 

It is widely asserted that we are now living in a post-truth society. What that means, this book argues, is that the contemporary world is thoroughly infested by a trickster logic – an argument advanced by the claim that in modernity liminality has become permanent; or that modern life is patently absurd.

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Beschrijving Contemporary Liminality: Post-Truth Society

It is widely asserted that we are now living in a post-truth society. What that means, this book argues, is that the contemporary world is thoroughly infested by a trickster logic – an argument advanced by the claim that in modernity liminality has become permanent; or that modern life is patently absurd.

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9781032116198
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232
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