The Politics of Art, Death and Refuge

Exploring the intersection of death, art, and politics, this book highlights the fluidity of social life in late capitalism. It delves into themes of despair, striving, and hope, using the metaphor of fluidity to illustrate the unpredictable nature of contemporary existence. Each chapter addresses liminality and the complexities of cultural and political violence, advocating for a politics of hope and social justice amidst cynicism. The study challenges conventional boundaries, engaging with broader trends in Global Development and International Relations.