Chapter 2 “For Every Two Steps Forward, it Often Feels like we Take One Step Back”: Foucauldian Historiography and the Current Political Moment

Chapter 3 and : Two Perspectives on Critical Theory

Chapter 4 The Right to Anger: Combative Publics

Chapter 5 Democracy: The Rise of the in ’s America

Chapter 6 From NeoReactionary Theory to the

Chapter 7 Skepticism, Relativism, and Identity: The Origins of (Pseudo-)Conservatism

Chapter 8 The Materialist Conception of Fiction

Chapter 9 Liberation Through Oppression: Deleuze’s Minor Literature and Deterritorialized Nationalisms in ’s Ulysses

Chapter 10 Death by a Thousand Hyperlinks: The Commodification of Communication and Mediated Ideologies

Chapter 11 Critical Race Theory, Transborder Theory, and Code Switching in the Years

Chapter 12 Conclusion: Mining the Past for Usable Futures: The Global Rise of the and the Frankfurt School