Prophetic Culture

Federico Campagna is an Italian philosopher based in London, UK. He is the author of Technic and Magic: the reconstruction of reality (2018) and The Last Night: anti-work, atheism, adventure (2013). He works as a lecturer at the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in the Hague, the Netherlands.

It sets a new tone - but this tone is immediately recognizable as belonging to our time.

• AcknowledgementsChapter 1: Time- Prologue: Jons the Squire- A Great Future Behind You- The Afterlife of Civilisations- Westernised ModernityChapter 2: Otherworlds- Prologue: Anamorphosis- Aesthetics and Annihilation- A Chance to Lie- Archaic Adolescents- TetrapharmakonChapter 3: Prophetic Culture- Prologue: The Enigma- Stuttering- The Grotesque- The Prophet as a Position- Apocatastasis- A Memory of Having Forgotten- Prophecy as Therapy of WorldingCosmography- 0 / 15 – Scheintür- 1 – The Island of Factso 14 – Consciousness- 2 – Mundus Imaginalis- 3 – The Worldo 13 – Angel- 4 – The Point-Island of the Ineffable- 5 – The Dreamo 12 – God- 6 – The Sleeping Gods- 7 – Beingo 11 – Grammar- 8 – Non-Beingo 10 – Death- 9 – Non-relationalityAfterword: Sensuous Prophecy, by Franco Berardi ‘Bifo’BibliographyIndex