By Boris Nad
Translated and Edited with a Foreword by Jafe Arnold
360 pages / Released August 2022 / Available in hardcover, paperback, and ebook.
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All the signs are here: the modern Western world order dominated by the United States of America will not survive the 21st century. The “End of History” proclaimed after the Cold War has proven to be a dangerous illusion, leaving many unprepared for the crises, conflicts, and seismic shifts already upon us and those still to come. With a dual sense of urgency and calm, Boris Nad’s After the Virus: The Rebirth of a Multipolar World invites readers to catharsis, to recognize that there is not one, but many civilizations, and that the horizons of the future are both open-ended and deeply rooted in different pasts and presents. In this penetrating symphony of essays, Nad challenges us to see that we live in the end of an era, the end of a world, but only one, and that the most turbulent events, figures, and contrasts of our times are episodes in a much older and larger picture of the rise and fall of civilizations and ideas. After the Virus is essential reading for keeping one’s fingers on the pulses of continents and deciphering the dizzying panorama of contemporary geopolitics.
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Table of Contents Foreword – To Be or Not To Be: Experiencing Multipolarity with Boris Nad Preface: The Rebirth of a Multipolar World I. Many Worlds II. The Lost Continent of Europe III. The Return of Greater Asia IV. American Hubris V. The Era of Eurasia VI. Virus Geopolitics VII. The Battle at the Edge In Lieu of an Epilogue: Impressions of a Post-American World
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Excerpt – “The Outbreak and Outcome of the Modern Plague”
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Boris Nad (b. 1966) is a Serbian philosopher and author of diverse genres. Born in Vinkovci, Slavonia and graduated from the University of Belgrade, since 1994 Nad has authored more than a dozen volumes of poetry and prose on matters spiritual and geopolitical. Since 2016, Nad has been a featured geopolitical commentator on the pages of the Serbian publications Pečat and Novi Standard as well as international media. In addition, he is a member of the Eurasian Artists Association and a contributor to the conceptual-music project T.S.I.D.M.Z. He lives outside of Belgrade, Serbia. PRAV Publishing has previously published a collection of Nad’s mythological writings, The Reawakening of Myth (2020).
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