Mark Fisher: Capitalist Realism and Business Ontology
November 6, 2020
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as posted by the channelIn my opinion, Mark Fisher wrote one of the most important books so far in the 21st century. There is no better way of understanding our economic reality than through this book: how pop-culture is sublimated through capitalism, how capitalism has turned into a psychological entity, how post-Fordism and individual spontaneity are now favorable in the workplace.
In many ways, Capitalism is us. As work and play are forever intertwined at all times. When we ask the question: is another economic system possible? This is what we are contending with.
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Intro: 0:00
Capital as Psychology: 3:03
New Nihilism and Loss of Time: 5:52
Capitalist Consumption of Critique: 8:42
Post-Fordism: 10:51
Realism: 15:02
Capitalism As a Real: 18:04
Mental Health and Business Ontology: 20:49
Capitalism as Public Relations: 22:54
Can We Escape Capitalism?: 24:37
A Message: 26:56
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