Revolutionary Hope After Nihilism: Marginalized Voices and Dissent

Cover\nHalf Title\nSeries\nTitle\nCopyright\nDedication\nContents\nAcknowledgments\nPART ONE Crises\n	Chapter one The Philosophy and the Plan of the Present Work\n	Chapter two The Indispensability of Universal Anti-fascist Solidarity: A Return to Normal Is Neither Possible nor Desirable\n	Chapter three The Two-Headed Beast of Capitalism and Nation-Statism\n	Chapter four Capitalism and the Ecological Deadlock\n	Chapter five Culturalism as an Ideological Crisis\nPART TWO Negations\n	Chapter six Refuting the No-Alternative Rhetoric\n	Chapter seven The Marginalized and Their Cosmopolitan Episteme of Emancipation\n	Chapter eight Postnihilist Theses on Revolution Summarized\nNotes\n	1 The Philosophy and the Plan of the Present Work\n	2 The Indispensability of Universal Anti-fascist Solidarity: A Return to Normal Is Neither Possible nor Desirable\n	3 The Two-Headed Beast of Capitalism and Nation-Statism\n	4 Capitalism and the Ecological Deadlock\n	5 Culturalism as an Ideological Crisis\n	6 Refuting the No-Alternative Rhetoric\n	7 The Marginalized and Their Cosmopolitan Episteme of Emancipation\n	8 Postnihilist Theses on Revolution Summarized\nBibliography\nIndex