This book analyzes works of late 20th century literature to unearth themes related to western classical liberal societies. The analysis suggests new ways of thinking about building political philosophies capable of replacing the classical liberal model.
This book analyzes works of late 20th century literature to unearth themes related to western classical liberal societies. The analysis suggests new ways of thinking about building political philosophies capable of replacing the classical liberal model.
Chapter 1: Did you ever wonder what the world would be like without you in it? An Introduction Chapter 2: Did you ever notice that there were stories within stories? Consciousness and Modernity's Myth of Reality in Cormac McCarthy's Border Trilogy Chapter 3: Do you believe in God? Presence, the Anxiety of Existence, and the Myth of America as a City Upon a Hill in Thomas Pynchon's Mason & Dixon Chapter 4: Do you believe in magic? Wise Imagination and the Myth of Instrumental Reason in George MacDonald's Phantastes and Neil Gaiman's Anansi Boys Chapter 5: Do you believe in dragons? Blindness, Opsis, and the Myth of the Administrative State in Waiting for the Barbarians and Blindness Chapter 6: Why can't people accept each other? Community, Alterity, and Witness in Nnedi Okorafor's The Book of Phoenix and Who Fears Death Chapter 7: What can I do? Stories and Possibility
Chapter 1: Did you ever wonder what the world would be like without you in it? An Introduction Chapter 2: Did you ever notice that there were stories within stories? Consciousness and Modernity's Myth of Reality in Cormac McCarthy's Border Trilogy Chapter 3: Do you believe in God? Presence, the Anxiety of Existence, and the Myth of America as a City Upon a Hill in Thomas Pynchon's Mason & Dixon Chapter 4: Do you believe in magic? Wise Imagination and the Myth of Instrumental Reason in George MacDonald's Phantastes and Neil Gaiman's Anansi Boys Chapter 5: Do you believe in dragons? Blindness, Opsis, and the Myth of the Administrative State in Waiting for the Barbarians and Blindness Chapter 6: Why can't people accept each other? Community, Alterity, and Witness in Nnedi Okorafor's The Book of Phoenix and Who Fears Death Chapter 7: What can I do? Stories and Possibility
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