In the midst of global violence, unrest, and environmental disaster, a sense of crisis encapsulates us. According to Slavoj Žižek in Living in the End Times (2010), “the global capitalist system is approaching an apocalyptic zero point.” Simultaneously, recent theorizations prompt us not only to rethink our attachments to previously held notions of ‘the good life’ but to articulate new modes of being or becoming. More than that: Many of today’s writers intervene in ways of thinking about and relating to a time of crisis.weiterlesen