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Age of Anger

A History of the Present

Book • 2017

In 'Age of Anger', Pankaj Mishra examines the rise of nationalist, isolationist, and chauvinist movements by tracing the historical impact of Enlightenment values such as individualism and capitalism.

He argues that these movements are a response to the unfulfilled promises of modernity, leading to widespread anger and resentment.

The book offers a profound critique of modern liberalism and its global implications.

Mentioned by

Marshall Kosloff

Mentioned in 1 episodes

Mentioned by

Tim Winton

as a book illuminating the malignant force of humiliation on individuals and peoples.

Tim Winton on staying alive, in extremis

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

in the context of Stoic philosophy and managing anger.

What Do You Look Like Angry?

Mentioned by

Chris Hedges

as explaining changing demographics, alienation, and the rise of IT in his book.

When Religious Mafia & Rightwing Extremists Take Over (w/ Rollo Romig) | The Chris Hedges Report

Mentioned by

Chris Hedges

in the context of the author's work on anger and the political ramifications.

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Mentioned by

Marshall Kosloff

as another book written by the guest, relevant to the podcast's theme of realignment.

Pankaj Mishra: The World After Gaza - What Will Trump II Mean for Israel, Palestine, & the Middle East

Mentioned by Hakim as one of

Pankaj Mishra

's previous works.

Episode 170 - The World After (Ft. Pankaj Mishra)

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

when discussing anger as a vice.

Why Anger Might Be The Worst Vice

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