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Preface: Useless education
Introduction
Chapter 1 Identity proliferation
Respectable creatures: From autonomy to automation
Liquid modernity and identity proliferation
Chapter 2 Liquid paideia
Exclusive inclusivity
Higher nihilism
Chapter 3 The hollow left
Moral superiority?
The egalitarian left
Chapter 4 Moral motivation and worldview
The Nietzschean extrapolation
World building options
Traditional biblical religion
Identitarianism
Futurism
Worldview fusions
Chapter 5 A world made of Earth
The intrusion of Gaia
Feral activists
Permaculture and refugia
Epilogue
Notes
Index

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