Everybody Should Suffer as I Do : Cinema and the Affective Economy of Neoliberal Authoritarianism
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Paperback / Softback
ISBN-10
1803418435
ISBN-13
9781803418438
Publisher
Collective Ink
Imprint
Zero Books
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Dec 8th, 2026
Print length
152 Pages
Product Classification:
Social & political philosophySocial and political philosophy
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An analysis of cinema's role in the age of negative emotions and renewed capitalistic despotism.
The book tackles cinematic narratives as integral components of the current economy. Against classical differentiation between infra- and super-structure, the text describes contemporary films and TV series as deeply organic to the definition of current subjectivities. In this sense, the case studies discussed are observed in their contribution to spread and give a body to affects such as negative solidarity, which both define the end of neoliberal "utopianism" and its revelation as despotic and hierachical project. However, cinematic affects are deeply dynamic and informed by processes tied to a moving ecology; instances of nihilistic negativity, then, may also turn into renewed insurrectional desires.
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