Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction. Fractal versus Fragment
Chapter 1. A Conclusion
Chapter 2. From Proto-Modernity to Pseudo-Modernity. Kant and His Descendants
Chapter 3. The Politics of Re-Presentation. A Collection of Fractals
Chapter 4. Epilogue or After the End
Chapter 5. From Sophisticated Meaninglessness to Sophisticated Primitivism
Chapter 6. The State of Mindlessness. The Rise of the Pseudo-Modern World
Chapter 7. Ideologies of the Non-World. The Post-Colonial and the Subaltern
Index
This book is written for anyone who has solid and extensive knowledge of humanities and social sciences, such as professional academics and the advanced students of philosophy and related disciplines. It might also be interesting for people involved with technology (especially ICT) and cultural studies.
