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  ** Introduction: The Iron Law of Liberalism and the Era of Total Bureaucratization
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  ** 1. Dead Zones of the Imagination: An Essay on Structural Stupidity
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  ** 2. Of Flying Cars and the Declining Rate of Profit
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  *** Thesis: There appears to have been a profound shift, beginning in the 1970s, from investment in technologies associated with the possibility of alternative futures to investment technologies that furthered labor discipline and social control
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  *** Antithesis: Yet even those areas of science and technology that did receive massive funding have not seen the breakthroughs originally anticipated
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  *** Synthesis: On the Movement from Poetic to Bureaucratic Technologies
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  ** 3. The Utopia of Rules, or Why We Really Love Bureaucracy After All
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  *** I. The Enchantment of Disenchantment, or The Magical Powers of the Post Office
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  *** II. Rationalism as a Form of Spirituality
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  *** III. On the Bureaucratization of the Antibureaucratic Fantasy
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  *** IV. The Utopia of Rules
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  ** Appendix: On Batman and the Problem of Constituent Power
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