A new Marxist theory of the abstract and impersonal forms of power in capitalism Despite insoluble contradictions, inte
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Table of contents :
A Note on Translations and References
Foreword by Michael Heinrich
Introduction
PART I: CONDITIONS
1. Conceptualising Power and Capital
2. Power and Marxism
3. The Social Ontology of Economic Power
4. The Human Corporeal Organisation
5. Metabolic Domination
PART II: RELATIONS
6. Transcendental Class Domination
7. Capital and Difference
8. The Universal Power of Value
9. Value, Class, and Competition
PART III: DYNAMICS
10. The Despotism of Subsumption
11. The Capitalist Reconfiguration of Nature
12. Logistical Power
13. Surplus Populations and Crisis
Conclusion
Notes
Acknowledgements
Appendix: Cited Volumes of Marx and Engels’s Collected Works
Index