مارکس و نظریه انتقادی معاصر: فلسفه انتزاع واقعی [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Titles Published......Page 6
Titles Forthcoming......Page 8
Acknowledgments......Page 10
Contents......Page 12
Notes on Contributors......Page 15
Chapter 1: Introduction......Page 19
References......Page 39
Part I: Reconstructing the Problem of Real Abstraction......Page 40
Marx’s Concepts of Value, Value Form and Abstract Labor......Page 41
Marx’s Methodology and Alfred Sohn-Rethel’s Notion of ‘Real Abstraction’. A Critical Discussion......Page 46
References......Page 54
Introduction......Page 56
Feuerbach and Abstraction as Alienation in Theology and Philosophy......Page 58
Hess: The Philosophy of Action and the Essence of Money......Page 62
Marx and the Practical (Profane) Forms of (Abstraction) Estrangement......Page 67
Coda......Page 72
References......Page 74
Chapter 4: Real Abstraction: Philological Issues......Page 75
‘Abstract’ and ‘Real’ from the Grundrisse to A Contribution. Controversies with a Definition......Page 76
Abstract Labor in Capital. Abstraction, Parcelization, Alienation: Controversial Syntheses......Page 78
Abstract, Concrete and Method: Further Controversies and Colletti’s Aporias......Page 81
Real Abstraction, or Historical Forms of Singularity......Page 84
Conclusions......Page 86
References......Page 90
Chapter 5: Marx’s Method and the Use of Abstraction......Page 93
References......Page 109
Chapter 6: Method and Value: Engels Through Sohn-Rethel......Page 111
References......Page 123
Introduction......Page 126
Marx’s Method?......Page 127
Ontological Critique......Page 135
References......Page 140
Chapter 8: Marx, Berkeley and Bad Abstractions......Page 142
Berkeley Affirms General Words and Ideas But Not Abstract Ideas......Page 143
Berkeley’s Critique of Matter: It Is an Abstract Idea......Page 145
The Phenomenological Breakthrough of Marx’s Historical Materialism......Page 146
From Berkeley, Through Samuel Bailey, to Marx......Page 148
Marx’s Critique of Bad Abstractions in Philosophy......Page 150
Detecting Bad Abstractions in Political Economy......Page 152
A Role for General Concepts in Marx......Page 154
How Practical Abstraction Generates the Supersensible Social Objectivity of Value......Page 155
Conclusion: Measuring Wealth by a Bad Abstraction......Page 159
References......Page 161
Part II: Repercussions in the Method and in the Critique of the Social System......Page 163
Introducing Real Abstraction......Page 164
Real Abstraction and Objective Illusion: On Social Form......Page 167
Real Abstraction and the Time of Wealth......Page 172
Conclusion......Page 175
References......Page 179
Chapter 10: The Lost Roads and the Steep Paths of ‘Real Abstraction’......Page 182
We Must Distinguish Three Levels of Abstraction in Capital......Page 183
The Real Abstraction of Value and the Real Abstraction of Surplus Value......Page 186
The Original Social Act, Founder of the Market......Page 188
The Other Original Act, the Act of Organization, That Appears at the End......Page 190
The Fetishism of Organization......Page 191
The True Nature of the ‘Inaugural Act’......Page 192
Class Struggle: Concreteness Versus Abstraction......Page 193
The Meta/Structural Concept of the ‘Triangular Duel’ and the Question of Popular Hegemony......Page 196
References......Page 200
Chapter 11: On Real Objects That Are Not Sensuous: Marx and Abstraction in actu......Page 202
References......Page 212
Chapter 12: The Concept of Form in the Critique of Political Economy......Page 214
References......Page 234
Contradiction and Reality......Page 237
Real Abstractions......Page 240
Differences with Sohn-Rethel......Page 241
Commodity in General and Capitalist Commodity: ‘An Immense Accumulation of Commodities’......Page 242
Exchange and Use Value: From Abstraction to the Dissolution of Contradiction......Page 244
The Continuity of Use Value: The Commodity-Money-Capital Metamorphosis......Page 249
Deferral and Mystery: The Accumulation of Commodities......Page 252
From Triviality to the Dancing Table: The Coherence of Contradiction......Page 253
References......Page 257
Chapter 14: Reification and Real Abstraction in Marx’s Critique of Political Economy......Page 259
‘Alienation’: Reification as Real Objectification and Autonomization of Material Reproduction......Page 261
The Constitution of ‘Value Objectivity’ Through ‘Real Abstraction’......Page 262
‘The Language of Commodities’: The Material Representation of the Objectivity of Value in the Forms of Value......Page 266
Reification as an Ideological Phenomenon: Fetishization and Mystification of Really Objectified Relations of Production......Page 268
References......Page 272
Chapter 15: The Critique of Real Abstraction: From the Critical Theory of Society to the Critique of Political Economy and Back Again......Page 275
Marx’s Critique of Real Abstraction......Page 276
Sohn-Rethel......Page 279
Adorno......Page 281
Lefebvre......Page 284
Real Abstraction in the New Reading of Marx......Page 286
Postone......Page 287
Reichelt......Page 288
Kerr......Page 289
New Theories of Real Abstraction......Page 290
New Critical Theories of Real Abstraction......Page 291
Conclusion......Page 292
References......Page 295
Chapter 16: Real Abstraction in Light of the ‘Practical Revolution in Epistemology’ (Labriola): Considerations on the Uses and Limits of a Concept......Page 298
I......Page 299
II......Page 300
III......Page 303
IV......Page 304
V......Page 306
VI......Page 307
VII......Page 308
VIII......Page 311
References......Page 314
Technology and Science......Page 316
Real Abstraction......Page 318
An Example: The Law of the Lever......Page 321
Conclusion......Page 324
References......Page 325
Introduction......Page 327
Zapatista Praxis and Time......Page 328
Time as Objective Abstraction and Domination......Page 332
Classic Socialist Revolution, Time and Political Abstraction......Page 337
The Reinvention of Time as a Part of the Anti-capitalist Struggle......Page 339
Afterword......Page 343
References......Page 345