Feasts of Unrule

Exploring the philosophy of rights and morality, this work critiques the dominance of Platonic reason over poetry and human freedom. Engaging with thinkers like Arendt and Derrida, the author defends the necessity of poetic truth as a commitment to writing against oppressive social orders. Drawing on the dissident voices of Darwish, Goytisolo, and Rimbaud, it confronts the rhetoric of terror and the constraints of corporate-state power, advocating for a decolonization of thought amidst contemporary apocalyptic fears.