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  <abstract>"Crimes of the Future sees one of the world's leading literary theorists exploring the past, present and potential future of Theory"--</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>Machine generated contents note: -- Introduction: Crimes of the Future Chapter 1. How global should Theory be? Chapter 2. Theory and its lines of flight: Future, Ancient, Fugitive Chapter 3. Investigations of a Kantian dog Chapter 4. Divided Truths on Lies: Derrida with Hannah Arendt Chapter 5. Derrida's anterior futures Chapter 6. A Future without death? Chapter 7. The No Future of an Illusion Chapter 8. The Styles of Theory: Crimes against fecundity Chapter 9: Universalism and its limits: the reasons of the absurd Chapter 10. After the "Altermodern" Conclusion: Laughing at the long-lasting joke of the future (Marx and Kafka, Althusser and Antigone).</tableOfContents>
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