Stranger, creature, thing, other: monstrous reflections on our ecostential crisis

Stevens Point, Wisconsin: Cornerstone Press (2019)
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1. Marx's monstrous ecostential imagination -- 2. Stranger: consuming the nature of monstrosity -- 3. Creature: the nature of domination on the margins -- 4. Thing: hauntology as a study of inheritance -- 5. Other: disconnection and a critique of the natural self -- 6. Enchantment and the madness of science -- Final thoughts.

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