#3573

Mentioned in 11 episodes

Ghosts of My Life

Book • 2014

Mentioned by

Michael Stevens

Cameron Kunzelman

Mentioned in 11 episodes

Mentioned by

Eugene Wei

in a discussion about cultural stagnation.

11: Eugene Wei - Amusing Each Other to Death

Mentioned by

Michael Stevens

as a book by Mark Fisher that explores the feeling that the future has been stolen from us.

#132 Vsauce - Does Anything Exist?

Mentioned by

Matty Healy

when referencing Ghost of my Life: Writings on Depression, Hauntology and Lost Futures where there's a beautiful piece a moment where he talks about crackle.

Doomscroll 08: Matty Healy

Mentioned by

Cameron Kunzelman

as being at play quite a lot in game studies.

87 – Fisher – Capitalist Realism

Mentioned by

Tobias Revell

in the context of critical perspectives of Mark Fish's ontology.

006: The Rumour That Cost Thirty-Five Billion Dollars and Created A Data Center Radar

Mentioned by

Ocean Vuong

as a book exploring hauntology and the impact of history on the present.

Ocean Vuong: "The Emperor of Gladness"

Mentioned in reference to themes of increasing access to cultural production and seismic change.

What is Postmodernism?

Mentioned by

C. Derick Varn

in relation to his work on capitalist realism and its impact on the millennial left.

Living in the Darkest Timeline: A Conversation with Bram Gieben

Erwähnt von

Lars Amend

im Bezug auf ein Gedankenspiel über Musik und kulturelle Entwicklung.

269 Was mache ich jetzt aus meinem Leben?

Mentioned by

Paul Weston

alongside Mark Fisher's work in 2014.

#56 / Paul Weston, Landing coordinates, Cosmic Triggers and Glastonbury

Mentioned as containing Mark Fisher's 2012 essay on hauntology, which discusses lost futures in the digital age.

Revisiting Hauntology, or the sound of lost futures

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