At the beginning of the third decade of the twenty-first century, it has become de rigueur to speak not only of an Anthropocene but of a post-Anthropocene whose template has been provided by that historical fissure in which the late-industrial World Order was cracked open and prised apart by a rapid succession of wars, nuclear armament, the Marshall Plan, cyberneticisation and neoliberalism. This fissure exposed the vista of an ideal tabula rasa, like a virgin resource on the other side of history. It is possible that the discourse of the end of history & its reversal within a resurgent transcendentalism have become more pervasive, more insistent, more determined than at any previous time. Here is the heart and the anvil of Entropology ...