Starry Speculative Corpse
Description
In "Starry Speculative Corpse," philosopher Eugene Thacker examines the intersection of philosophy and horror, proposing that the more we understand the world, the less we comprehend its true nature. He interprets philosophical works as horror narratives, revealing a disconnect between humanity and the indifferent, unhuman cosmos. Thacker explores themes such as philosophers confronting demons, grappling with doubt, and wrestling with an indifferent universe. This book is the second volume in Thacker's "Horror of Philosophy" trilogy, following "In the Dust of This Planet" and preceding "Tentacles Longer Than Night."