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The opening chapters explain the importance of human affects, stories, and performances in shaping elaborations of our cultural differences, including our politics. Integrated within this general framework is an introduction to species-level biocultural ethics, a summary of our present climate emergency, and the response of Hollywood to this crisis. Most US cli-fi films, following the success of The Day After Tomorrow (2004), followed the formula of the sci-fi disaster movie, which drew upon Cold War fears of nuclear war. Soon, other film genres challenged the dominance of disaster movies. 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We hear and see the laugh emerge when engaged in situations that are not funny at first glance, at least not according to social conventions of propriety. The last laugh is seriously funny, insofar as it reveals the extent to which the laughing subject is thoroughly enmeshed in the unfunniness of social antagonisms yet also capable of accepting its position as something to laugh at and through in order to endure the pains of social life. The last laugh emerges at the hiatus between action/autonomy and passivity/non-doing. Chances are high that you have laughed this laugh. This book is designed to help us all understand what it is and how it helps promote insight in the contemporary moment. 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