Sherwood devisser jun 2026 (3 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - 'What we call progress is quietly constructing the architecture of our own extinction.'You wake up. You reach for your phone. Before you've spoken a word, algorithms have already mapped your fears, predicted your desires, and sold them back to you. This is not surveillance. This is ownership - of your attention, your behavior, your future.Apocalyptic Capitalism argues that the crises of our age - digital surveillance, ecological collapse, biotechnological inequality, the erosion of democracy - are not separate emergencies. They are a single system, operating by a single logic. Drawing on E. P. Thompson's concept of exterminism, Münir Karatas offers a structural anatomy of a civilization that has begun engineering its own end.This is not a book about what might go wrong. It is a book about what is already underway.From IBM's punch cards in Nazi Germany to China's social credit system; from Silicon Valley's bunkers to the biotech dreams of immortality reserved only for the wealthy. Karatas traces the arc of a new caste order built on data, code, and manufactured scarcity. He shows how capitalism no longer merely exploits labor. It now claims ownership over the body, the mind, and the genetic code itself.Yet Apocalyptic Capitalism is not a book of resignation.Revisiting Marx through the lens of data labor, the attention economy, and algorithmic governance, Karatas maps the terrain of resistance: open-source ecosystems, ecological commons, the politics of collective intelligence. Drawing on deep ecology, indigenous knowledge systems, and posthumanist ethics, he argues that another configuration of human technology nature relations is not only imaginable - it is necessary.The darkness of our time is real. But it has not yet had the final word.For readers of Shoshana Zuboff, Byung-Chul Han, and Nick Srnicek.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - 'His limbs didn't lie at natural angles because the bones had been shattered; the skin tented by bone fragments that had turned into jagged shards of porcelain within a single heartbeat.'When former neurosurgeon Dr. Claire Rousseau retreats to the quiet Colorado mountain town of Silver Creek, she expects peace, anonymity, and a chance to outrun her past. But when the mayor collapses during the winter festival, Claire recognizes the signs instantly-not a stroke, but a manufactured neurological event, the kind she hoped she'd never see again.Her instincts drag her into the morgue, where a single puncture wound, scattered petechiae, and a mottled liver reveal a chilling truth: someone is engineering illnesses designed to mimic natural disease. And Silver Creek is only the beginning.Teaming up with Sheriff Gavin Miller, a man haunted by the experiment that destroyed his family, Claire uncovers a pattern of escalating signatures-pulmonary flooding, skeletal degradation, and human bodies turned into unwilling signal relays. A transmitter hidden in the town clock. A corpse wired like an antenna. A scientist whose theology has become a weapon.To stop the outbreak, Claire must face a surgeon's impossible paradox: cut the connection and risk catastrophic feedback-or hesitate and unleash a plague.In the mountains, isolation is deadly. And this time, the disease is listening. Perfect for readers who love: - medical thrillers with realistic pathology and cutting-edge science- small-town mysteries with Colorado mountain atmosphere- doctor-detective partnerships and slow-burn investigative tension- engineered diseases, bio-experiments, and techno-medical suspense- series built around unusual illnesses, forensic clues, and escalating conspiracies Key Features - A gripping medical thriller blending neuroscience, pathology, and high-altitude suspense- A compelling investigative duo-a surgeon with a past and a sheriff with everything to lose- A chilling antagonist whose scientific doctrine blurs the line between faith and weaponry- A Colorado mountain setting that amplifies isolation, danger, and atmospheric dread- A series-launching mystery that foreshadows future engineered diseases and hidden experiments- Twists rooted in real medical science, perfect for fans of Robin Cook, Michael Palmer, and CJ Lyons.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Berlin, November 1941.A city built on lies is about to confront the greatest lie of all.When SD investigator Fischer applies the Reich's own racial genealogy methods to its Führer - and records exactly what he finds - he is dead within days. So are the two men who knew too much. Now, a Kriminalpolizei detective named Wagner, himself concealing a Jewish identity beneath a fabricated file, and a battle-worn Feldgendarmerie captain named Muller find themselves in possession of the document three men died to suppress: proof, established by the Reich's own standards, that Adolf Hitler carries African ancestry his government classifies as grounds for deportation.The investigation is closed. The orders are to stand down. Wagner and Muller keep pulling the thread.With Heydrich closing in, the Gestapo watching, and a Schutzstaffel general prepared to kill anyone who stands between him and the buried report, time is measured in days - and Wagner's wounded body is already running short. Their only chance is to move the document beyond the Reich's reach: through a Reuters correspondent named Crane, a discreet Italian diplomat, and a British embassy pouch with a Friday deadline.Shadows of Blood is a novel about what happens when a totalitarian state turns its own machinery on itself - and the ordinary men, damaged and afraid, who refuse to let the truth die with them.…