Against the Human Race
Essays on horror
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Against the Human Race is a work of philosophical horror that explores themes of antinatalism and the burden of consciousness.
Ligotti presents a dark vision where human existence is seen as a tragic mistake in evolution.
The book draws upon various philosophical and literary sources to support its bleak outlook.
It argues that consciousness is a curse, and non-existence is preferable to the suffering inherent in life.
Ligotti's writing combines elements of horror fiction with philosophical inquiry, challenging readers to confront uncomfortable truths about the human condition.
Ligotti presents a dark vision where human existence is seen as a tragic mistake in evolution.
The book draws upon various philosophical and literary sources to support its bleak outlook.
It argues that consciousness is a curse, and non-existence is preferable to the suffering inherent in life.
Ligotti's writing combines elements of horror fiction with philosophical inquiry, challenging readers to confront uncomfortable truths about the human condition.
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