Teaching Capitalist Realism: Practical Lessons for Teachers and Students

By: Benton Fazzolari Ph.D.

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Teaching Capitalist Realism offers lesson plans for instructors to teach students the theoretical reflections of the late British Theorist Mark Fisher. It guides instructors with a sequence of topics that progressively directs students toward a solid comprehension of Fisher’s most significant works.

This book includes the appropriate resources, discussion topics, essay questions, and teacher responses so that teachers can effectively teach these critical concepts.

This book contains lessons that cover Fisher’s ideas on Capitalist Realism, the Slow Cancelation of the Future, Mental Health, the Vampire’s Castle, Magical Volunteerism, Business Ontology, Acid Communism, and much more.

If teachers want to present a general critique of capitalism before their students engage with Capitalist Realism, they can use the book Teaching Marxism in the 21st Century: Practical Lessons for Teachers and Students, also by Benton Fazzolari, Ph.D. This gives students a solid foundation in Marx’s critique of capitalism before they study Capitalist Realism.