Capitalist Realism
About This Book
Published in 2009, this work examines the ways capitalism shapes and limits modern society. The central focus is "capitalist realism" – a widespread belief that alternatives to capitalism simply don't exist. Through this lens, Fisher examines how this dominant economic framework affects our psychology and culture, encouraging readers to rethink both societal systems and their own assumptions.
Who Should Read This?
- People disappointed with existing social and economic arrangements
- Activists examining capitalism’s societal reach
- Philosophy or political theory students
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