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Last Night, The - Anti-Work, Atheism, Adventure

Name: Last Night, The - Anti-Work, Atheism, Adventure
Brand: John Hunt Publishing
SKU: 04845812
Price: 4710 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Federico Campagna
ISBN: 9781782791959

Federico Campagna

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04845812

Publishers John Hunt Publishing, October 2013

Our secular society seems to have finally found its new God: Work. As technological progress makes h... Full description

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Our secular society seems to have finally found its new God: Work. As technological progress makes human labour superfluous, and over-production destroys both the economy and the planet, Work remains stronger than ever as a mantra of universal submission. This book develops a fully-fledged theory of radical atheism, advocating a disrespectful, opportunist squandering of obedience. By replacing hope and faith with adventure, The Last Night of our lives might finally become the first morning of an autonomous future.