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Mark Carrigan

Raiding the inarticulate since 2010

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  • The story I have to tell is the history of the next two centuries

  • Trinity College, after The Fall

  • Societal collapse is a process rather an event

  • What does it mean to live a good life in a broken world? Some post-pandemic thoughts on Charles Taylor’s philosophy

  • We are already living in the collapse

  • Why do we spend so little time analysing the socio-economic catastrophes which almost happened?

  • Popular Culture and Pandemic Imaginaries

  • The patterns of life that modernity engenders can only be practiced by a small minority of the world’s population

  • The rich have much to lose, the poor do not

  • The epistemology of apocalypse 

  • Elites preparing for disaster

  • The Eschatology of Technology

  • The Banal Reality of Democracy’s Death

  • How the Pentagon imagines the future of cities

  • Images of the end of capitalism

  • social engineers have never had so many options at their disposal

  • Who could object to a project that seeks to stop killer robots?

  • The place of sociology in the Second Machine Age

  • What constitutes a civilisational collapse?

  • What will post-democracy look like?

  • The Sociology of Civilizational Collapse

  • The Myth of Human Progress and the Collapse of Complex Societies

  • The Epistemology of Civilizational Collapse

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