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The growing popularity of cults in a transient, fragmented state of contemporary society
Some thoughts about Richard Seymour’s Disaster Nationalism
The starting point for my second attempt to write a novel: Trinity College Cambridge, after the crash 🌊☀️☠️
Societal collapse is a process rather an event
AI as modernity’s last stand
How bad will things get? The role of social theory when civilisation is collapsing
The death march into crisis
Popular Culture and Pandemic Imaginaries
Is capitalism too big to fail?
The sociology of civilisational collapse
The epistemology of apocalypse
The Banal Reality of Democracy’s Death
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