Rethinking the Politics of Absurdity

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Exploring absurdity as a pervasive attempt to render experiences meaningless, Matthew H. Bowker draws from a wide array of disciplines, including philosophy, literature, and politics. He examines how postmodern critiques challenge reason and subjectivity, revealing the absurd efforts tied to our histories, identities, and public endeavors. This work engages scholars and practitioners across multiple fields, offering a thought-provoking perspective on the implications of absurdity in contemporary culture.