Apocalypse Man: The Death Drive and the Rhetoric of White Masculine Victimhood
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Apocalypse Man: The Death Drive and the Rhetoric of White Masculine Victimhood

by Casey Ryan Kelly

Sociology Gender Studies Cultural Studies rhetoric apocalyptic literature
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Apocalypse Man explores the death drive and the rhetoric of white masculine victimhood. Casey Ryan Kelly examines how masculinity, whiteness, grievance, and apocalyptic thinking come together in language and political culture, offering a focused study of the ideas and narratives that shape contemporary expressions of identity and resentment.

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Apocalypse Man examines the relationship between the death drive and white masculine victimhood.

The book focuses on rhetoric: the language, arguments, and representations through which victimhood is expressed.

Its subject lies at the intersection of masculinity, whiteness, grievance, and apocalyptic thought.

Casey Ryan Kelly presents a critical analysis of these connected cultural and political ideas.

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