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TRANSITIONS: ON CULTURE, CRISIS, AND THE HUMAN by Sita Balani & Jay Bernard

Name: TRANSITIONS: ON CULTURE, CRISIS, AND THE HUMAN by Sita Balani & Jay Bernard
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125 x 195mm, 112 pages, Black white printing, Perfect bound, Softcover, 2026 Part dialogue, part diagnosis, Transitions turns to the humanities to understand how we arrived at our present moment and what might carry us forward. The legacies of Britain’s colonial past continue to shape the cultural landscape. The advent of AI has unsettled what it means to be human in the face of ruthless profiteering. In the aftermath of Thatcherism, ordinary people are surrounded by images of vast material wealth while having access to less and less – whether that be housing, public services, or cultural inst

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