The Age of the World Target: Self-Referentiality in War, Theory, and Comparative Work (Next Wave Provocations)
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The Age of the World Target: Self-Referentiality in War, Theory, and Comparative Work (Next Wave Provocations)

by Rey Chow Phd

Philosophy Social Sciences Literary Criticism War Studies
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The Age of the World Target examines self-referentiality across war, theory, and comparative work. Framed as a scholarly provocation, Rey Chow Phd’s book offers an interdisciplinary meditation for readers interested in critical theory, comparative inquiry, and the relationship between analytical frameworks and their subjects.

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The Age of the World Target explores self-referentiality in relation to war, theory, and comparative work.

Rey Chow Phd presents the book as a provocation for readers interested in how scholarly concepts and practices relate to the subjects they examine.

Its focus brings together theoretical reflection, comparative inquiry, and the study of war.

The book is suited to readers of critical theory and interdisciplinary scholarship.

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