Kierkegaard After the Genome

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Exploring existentialism through a contemporary lens, this work applies Kierkegaard's concepts of freedom and despair to various fields, including science studies, queer theory, and critical race theory. It examines the material aspects of belief and highlights the existential implications of concepts like race, genes, and placebos within socio-political contexts. By addressing the challenges posed by neoliberalism and capitalism, the book reveals how Kierkegaard's insights align with ecological and evolutionary theories, emphasizing the interconnectedness of existence and resistance.