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Notes and Commentary

Breaking the Spell: A Civilization Critique Perspective

John Zerzan

The rapidly mounting toll of modern life is worse than we could have imagined. A metamorphosis rushes onward, changing the texture of living, the whole feel of things. In the not-so-distant past, this was still only a partial modification; now the Machine converges on us, penetrating more and more to the core of our lives, promising no escape from its logic.

The only stable continuity has been that of the body, and that has become vulnerable in unprecedented ways. We now inhabit a culture, according to Frank Furedi, of high anxiety that borders on a state of outright panic.1 Postmodern...







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