‘Not Only Cringey but Politically Troubling’: Paul Preciado’s Dysphoria Mundi, Reviewed

Hannah Proctor

‘Not Only Cringey but Politically Troubling’: Paul Preciado’s Dysphoria Mundi, Reviewed

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In the philosopher’s new book, he reflects on his own privileged experience of the COVID-19 pandemic in a series of metaphors that range from the bizarre to the frankly obscene

Original language	English
Journal	Art Review
Publication status	Published - 21 Mar 2025

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‘Not Only Cringey but Politically Troubling’: Paul Preciado’s Dysphoria Mundi, Reviewed

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