Fredric Jameson

"Fredric Jameson wasn't wrong when he said *"It is easier to imagine the end of the world than to imagine the end of capitalism."*"

"You were all reading Bauman when you should have been reading Jameson, you were all reading Jameson when you should have been reading Mark Fisher. Then you all read Mark Fisher when you should have been reading Nick Land."

"As per CUNY professor Leigh Claire La Berge. [Source here.]"

"Returning to the idea of the simultaneity of the nonsimultaneous, of the coexistence of distinct moments of history, what you first notice in reading The Trial is the presence of a modern, well-nigh corporate, work-week and business routine; Joseph K. is a young banker (a 'junior executive' or 'conf"

"I didn't see anyone post about it. Here's a paragraph on Kafka I think about often"