In the World Interior of Capital

Author:   Peter Sloterdijk (Karlsruhe School of Design) ,  Wieland Hoban
Publisher:   Polity Press
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9781322229386


Pages:   318
Publication Date:   01 January 2014
Format:   Electronic book text
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Author:   Peter Sloterdijk (Karlsruhe School of Design) ,  Wieland Hoban
Publisher:   Polity Press
Imprint:   Polity Press
ISBN:  

9781322229386


ISBN 10:   1322229384
Pages:   318
Publication Date:   01 January 2014
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Electronic book text
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In stock   Availability explained
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Confirms Sloterdijk as the thinking European's Slavoj ?i?ek, as restlessly digressive as his Slovenian counterpart, but even more intellectually reckless and better company. The Guardian In the last few years Sloterdijk has moved from a figure of relative obscurity in Anglophone debates to being one of the key thinkers of our time. This wide-ranging, engaging, thoughtful and provocative book illustrates why. An unashamedly grand narrative, it engages with both the philosophical and political complexities of the question of the world. It is once again presented in a very fine translation by Wieland Hoban. Stuart Elden, Durham University Peter Sloterdijk never disappoints when it comes to producing an original point of view. Equally, he never disappoints in the magnitude of his ambitions. In this deeply original and hyper-ambitious book, he presents a history of globalization, no less. In doing so, he resurrects what has become a tired and hackneyed term by reconstituting it as a drama of location but one wherein the notion of location is itself brought into the play as a central element of the plot. And what a play it is, the play of an ever-increasing density of events and an ever-decreasing concentration of purpose which - if we're not very careful - will produce a 'last orb'. Wonderful stuff which restores our faith in the power of grand narratives. Nigel Thrift, University of Warwick


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