Antagonistics: Capitalism and Power in an Age of War

Antagonistics explores fundamental political and theoretical inquiries, particularly focusing on the nature of conflict and opposition in society. It examines the dynamics of antagonism and its implications for political theory, providing insights into how power structures and social relations are shaped by conflict. The book challenges conventional perspectives, offering a critical analysis of how antagonistic forces can drive change and influence governance. Through this lens, it invites readers to reconsider the role of disagreement in democratic processes and social movements.