Mark Fisher, "Ghosts Of My Life: "Writings on Depression, Hauntology and Lost Futures (Zero Books)


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Martin Gardner "The Ambidextrous Universe" (Pelican)


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Jonathan Culler "Barthes: A Very Short Introduction" (Oxford University Press)


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Michel Foucault "Madness and Civilization" (Routledge)


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span style="font-size: large;">Peter Kropotkin "Anarchist Communism " (Penguin Great Ideas)


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David Deutsch "The Fabric Of Reality" (Penguin)


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Jostein Gaarder "Sophie's World: A Novel About the History of Philosophy" (Orion)


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Slavoj Zizek "First as Tragedy, Then as Farce" (Verso)


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The French theorist Jean Baudrillard contended that the difference between actuality and mere simulation had long since broken down and that this idea pervades the current politics we are in right now, which is encapsulated in the post-modern concept of hyperreality. There is a lack in the desert of the real and that everything is a hyperreal ( Read more... )

Simon Blackburn "Think" (Oxford University Press)


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