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Preface | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction: What Is Transcritique? | 1 | |
I | Kant | 27 |
1 | The Kantian Turn | 29 |
1.1 | The Copernican Turn | 29 |
1.2 | Literary Criticism and the Transcendental Critique | 35 |
1.3 | Parallax and the Thing-in-Itself | 44 |
2 | The Problematic of Synthetic Judgment | 55 |
2.1 | Mathematical Foundations | 55 |
2.2 | The Linguistic Turn | 65 |
2.3 | Transcendental Apperception | 76 |
3 | Transcritique | 81 |
3.1 | Subject and Its Topos | 81 |
3.2 | Transcendental and Transversal | 92 |
3.3 | Singularity and Sociality | 100 |
3.4 | Nature and Freedom | 112 |
II | Marx | 131 |
4 | Transposition and Critique | 133 |
4.1 | Transposition | 133 |
4.2 | The System of Representation: Darstellung and Vertretung | 142 |
4.3 | The Economic Crisis as a Parallax | 152 |
4.4 | The Micro Difference | 161 |
4.5 | Marx and Anarchists | 165 |
5 | The Crisis of Synthesis | 185 |
5.1 | The Form of Value qua Synthetic Judgment: Ex Ante Facto and Ex Post Facto | 185 |
5.2 | The Form of Value | 193 |
5.3 | Capital's Drive | 200 |
5.4 | Money and Its Theology, Its Metaphysics | 211 |
5.5 | Credit and Crisis | 217 |
6 | Value Form and Surplus Value | 223 |
6.1 | Value and Surplus Value | 223 |
6.2 | The Linguistic Approach | 228 |
6.3 | Merchant Capital and Industrial Capital | 234 |
6.4 | Surplus Value and Profit | 241 |
6.5 | The Global Nature of Capitalism | 251 |
7 | Toward Transcritical Counteractions | 265 |
7.1 | The State, Capital, and Nation | 265 |
7.2 | A Possible Communism | 283 |
Notes | 307 | |
Index | 349 |
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