Cured Quail Vol. 2
by cominsitu
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As industrial culture grinds to a halt, what better time to reflect, in this hour of unprecedented catastrophe, unwieldy political ferment and social distance, on the backlog of damages inflicted by this society? The economy continues to demand reverence from lives barely tottering along while offering cultural consolation hardly worth the name.
Preorders are now open for Cured Quail Vol. 2. The more preorders we receive, the faster the printer cylinders rotate.
Cured Quail Volume 2 | Fall 2020 | 304 pages
- The New Parochialism
- For a Dialectical Concept of Culture by Marcel Stoetzler
- On Dosing Culture by Christopher Crawford
- How to Scratch Off Wallpaper by Veronika Russell
- Art and Social Reality: Historical Origins of Aesthetic Abstraction by Ross Wolfe
- A Short Twenty-First Century by Paul Barrow
- Fichte’s Ghost by Rebecca Carson
- Residue of the Absurd: Adorno and the Reconciliation of the Poetic Lyric by George Kovalenko
- Empowerment: An Infantile Disorder by Eric-John Russell
- Enemies of Art for the Sake of its Realization: Some Comments on Crawford and Adorno by A New Institute for Social Research
- Wrong World, Right Wishing by Christoph Hesse
- Narcissism as Norm: Psychic Deformation in Late Capitalist Society by Peter Samol
- Narcissus or Orpheus? Notes on Freud, Fromm, Marcuse and Lasch by Anselm Jappe
- Psychologizing Sociology? by Alexandra Ivanova
- What are the Children Lacking? by Anselm Jappe
- The Cave Where Echo Lies by Juan Chabrier
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Otherwise, we’ve made available the following essays from both volumes:
| Do We Live in a Society of the Spectacle? Paul Mattick |
| Virtual Experience Christoph Hesse |
| Enemies of Art for the Sake of Its Realization A New Institute for Social Research |
| What are the Children Lacking? Anselm Jappe |
| The Masochism of Civilization Marcel Stoetzler |
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