The Posthuman Dada Guide

Explore the intriguing intersection of art, philosophy, and politics in Andrei Codrescu's Posthuman Dada Guide. Published in 2009, this thought-provoking book spans 248 pages and serves as a comprehensive handbook for navigating life in a posthuman world. Codrescu delves into the imaginative scenario of a 1916 chess match between Tristan Tzara, the father of Dadaism, and V.I. Lenin, the father of communism. Through this unique lens, the author examines the complexities of contemporary existence, challenging readers to rethink their understanding of creativity and societal structures. Perfect for those interested in Dadaism, political theory, and modern philosophy, this guide invites you to engage with the absurdities of life and art in a rapidly changing world. Discover the insights of a master thinker and embrace the posthuman condition with Codrescu's captivating narrative.