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The page announces `Fantasy in Revolution` with the force of a title that is already a thesis.

As a nearly blank title page, its work is tonal and directional. It promises not simple nostalgia or politics alone, but a crossing between upheaval and imagination.

The bare phrase 'Fantasy in Revolution' stands alone, a title being floated. Page 11 promotes the same words into 'Part I', so this page catches the section heading at the moment before it is fixed.