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Any books that come close to the nostalgic, urban hauntology evoked by these albums?
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>>24094812
>hauntology
no such thing. stop reading mark fisher
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>>24094817
>he thinks Fisher coined the term
Oh sweet summer child
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>>24094947
Or he knew that burial was associated with Mark Fisher's usage of the term? dumbass
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>>24094956
Telling OP to stop reading Mark Fisher sort of undermines that theory. Is also built on a good number of assumptions about OP and Burial. I hate dubstep.
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>>24094956
So what? Denying the existence of a concept by discrediting only its most recent proponent is retarded. Fisher might be cringe, but Derrida is based.
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>>24094970
>Denying the existence of a concept by discrediting only its most recent proponent is retarded.
He didn't discredit anything
>Fisher might be cringe, but Derrida is based.
Horrible take.
>>24094965
>Telling OP to stop reading Mark Fisher sort of undermines that theory.
No it doesn't.
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I can't believe people actually think Fisher created the term "hauntology." This board has really gone downhill.



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