This thinker defined “hedonic depression” as the “inability to do anything else except pursue pleasure.” This thinker claimed that mental illnesses are “neurologically instantiated” but still have social causes to argue for “repoliticizing mental illness.” This thinker’s experience teaching in a Further Education college inspired his theory that a decentralized bureaucracy enforces “market Stalinism” and his (15[1])description (15[1])of the (15[1])(*) “reflexive impotence” of British students who think that protesting is futile. Derrida’s hauntology inspired this thinker’s (10[1])book Ghosts of My Life, (10[3])which (10[1])details (10[1])the depression that led (10[1])to his 2017 suicide. This thinker’s magnum opus describes the attitude that “it is easier to imagine the end of the world… than the end of capitalism.” For 10 points, name this author of Capitalist Realism. ■END■