Professors of oppressed minorities versed in the new terminology also proved excellent practitioners of Brinksmanship. Excluded women academics who talked the talk were among the first at the trough. The canon exploded - what was in was out and what was out was in. Students were reading books undeservedly ignored and were undeservedly ignorant of books formerly prominent. Sure it did - to those who got seats on the gravy train.
Capitalism is weird but hypercapitalism is weirder.
Hypercapitalism is capitalism inside out. Hypercapitalism loves what isn't it. Because it knows what isn't it is what's authentic, since it isn't. It isn't because it's based purely and simply on the mon. The authentic is by definition what's undercapitalized and unexploited.