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2025-08-23

Modes of Futurity: Projects, Prophecies, and Panics

 

How do we imagine and shape the future?

The present crisis may lead to catastrophe, yet humanity’s capacity for reason means it can still mitigate disaster and elaborate alternatives. The future is not only the object of rational planning and grounded extrapolation but also of imaginative reconstruction and dreams. While extrapolation often meets disbelief or denial and thus warrants examination in its own right, the quest for an imaginative reconstitution remains one of the noblest tasks—one that demands sustained attention. Imaginative visions and surreal dreams may challenge rationalistic forecasting, yet they also open unique windows toward better futures.

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Vol. 12 No. 2 (2024): New Perspectives in Contemporary Continental Philosophy — 2

Stasis №2, 2024: New Perspectives in Contemporary Continental Philosophy — 2
International journal in social and political philosophy and theory.

Published: 2025-06-19

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Stasis

An International Journal in Social and Political Philosophy and Theory

Print ISSN 2310-3817 Online ISSN 2500-0721 

Published since 2013 

Frequency: semiannual (December-January and June-July)

Languages: English, Russian 

Editor: Artemy Magun

Stasis publishes articles on social and political philosophy and theory. It seeks to provide an international intellectual format that can open a common space between the English- and Russian-language philosophical traditions. The journal welcomes interdisciplinarity and covers a broad range of topics, from the purely philosophical, such as negativity, to the culturally and historically specific, such as social movements, religion, and sexuality. 

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