Insurrections

Henry A. Giroux holds the Chair for Scholarship in the Public Interest in English and Cultural Studies at McMaster University, Canada. His books include American Nightmare: Facing the Challenge of Fascism (2018), On Critical Pedagogy (2020), Race, Politics, and Pandemic Pedagogy (2021) and Pedagogy of Resistance (2022).

Part I: Politics in the Age of Counter-Revolution
1. Introduction
2. Necropolitics, and the Politics of White Nationalism
3. The Rebranding of Fascist Politics in the Digital Age
4. The Threat of Remembering
5. Counter-Revolutionary Politics
Part II: Social Media and The Fascist Threat
6. Social Media as a Disimagination War Machine
7. Capitalism’s Observation Posts and the Politics of Denial
8. Politics as Civil War and the Culture of Violence
9. Weaponizing Culture
10. Civil Wars and the Politics of Ethicide
Part III: The Public Imagination Under Siege
11. Cultural Apparatuses and the Politics of Commonsense
12. Anti-Capitalist Consciousness and the Crisis of Education
13. Politics Under Siege
14. The Necessity of a Comprehensive Politics
Part IV: Toward an Insurrectional Democracy
15. Hideous Freedoms— Lessons to be Learned from the Convoy Movement
16. Making Education Central to Politics and Everyday Politics
17. Insurrectional Democracy and the Politics of Education
18. Conclusion
Notes
Index