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Anselmi, William; Gouliamos, Kosta

 
9781550712254: Happy Slaves: A Duologue On Multicultural Deficit

Synopsis

In this duologue, William Anselmi and Kosta Gouliamos bring to a head their racial revisioning of the stale concepts of (multi)cultural politics. They discuss and dissect the irrationalities and destructiveness that have undermined the modern techniques of the neocolonial elites and demonstrate how these hegemonic elites have brought about social disruption and ethnocultural extermination on a scale never before conceivable. Instead of being an anti-thesis to the elites' practices, 'Happy Slaves' seeks to establish an organic critical apparatus. Such an apparatus is essential if citizens are ever to gain control over the dehumanised fantasies and aggressions that threaten to enslave the entire world.

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À propos des auteurs

William Anselmi has published (with co-author Kosta Gouliamos) Mediating Culture (1994), Elusive Margins (1998), and Happy Slaves (2005), all with Guernica.

Prof. Kosta Gouliamos is elected Vice Rector at the European University Cyprus. He is the author and/or editor of many books and chapters, as well as contributor to two World Reports (published by the International Institute of Communication) on issues pertinent to the subject of Media, Culture and Communication. He has been appointed Member of the Standing Committee of the European Science Foundation, based in Strassbourg and Member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the European Social Survey - the first social science project to win Europe's prestigious Descartes Prize 'for excellence in collaborative scientific research'. He is the editor of the Journal of Critical Studies in Business and Society and Senior Editor of the Journal of Political Marketing(Routledge). Part of his work has been translated in several languages, including French, Spanish, English and Slovak.

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