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The Illusion of Wholeness and Alienation
This chapter examines the concept of momentary wholeness in life and its illusory nature, emphasizing the futility of fleeting fulfillment amidst capitalist alienation. It discusses the philosophical implications of alienation in modern society, particularly through the lens of figures like Parmenides and Heraclitus, while exploring the inability of capitalism to provide genuine resolution. Additionally, the chapter addresses the contemporary political landscape, highlighting the rise of right-wing populism as a reaction to disillusionment with traditional leftist ideals.