A critical examination of dark academe reveals its detrimental impact on democracy and education. By employing contemporary theories such as affect theory, queer epistemology, and critical race theory, the book argues that dark academe undermines democratic education and critical citizenship. It advocates for a reevaluation of theoretical approaches in the humanities to confront the pervasive negativity in higher education. The text highlights how neoliberal influences stifle intellectual growth and critique, emphasizing the urgent need for transformative understanding in these challenging times.
Jeffrey R. Di Leo Livres
Jeffrey R. Di Leo explore des questions complexes de théorie critique et de philosophie. Son œuvre se caractérise par un examen approfondi de la culture contemporaine et de ses structures. Di Leo est reconnu pour son approche intellectuelle et sa capacité à relier des courants de pensée apparemment disparates. Ses analyses offrent aux lecteurs de nouvelles perspectives sur la littérature et la société.


Catastrophe and Higher Education
Neoliberalism, Theory, and the Future of the Humanities
- 288pages
- 11 heures de lecture
Exploring the impact of continual catastrophe on higher education, the book draws on insights from influential thinkers like Emerson and James. It examines how their ideas can inform responses to crises, suggesting that hope and resistance are attainable even in challenging circumstances. Through this lens, the author encourages a reevaluation of educational practices and philosophies to cultivate resilience and optimism amidst adversity.