Semiotics of the End. Essays on Capitalism and the Apocalypse

14 essays that investigate the semiotics of the end, “as just another sign of semiocapitalism”. There is no Apocalypse to come, it has, in a sense, already happened—if every end is a beginning, then there is no end to the reproduction of the world in accordance with the semio-logic of capitalism, which auto-generates as infinitely as the internet’s Backrooms do. 

With an afterword from Matt Bluemink (Institute of Network Cultures).

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