| Translated by | Sabu Kohso |
| Copyright Holder | Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| Typeset by | UG, GGS Information Services, Inc. |
| Cover/Jacket Design by | Patrick Ciano |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Location | Cambridge, Massachusetts; London, England |
| Copyright | 2003 |
| First Published In Paperback | 2005 |
| Pages / Font | 366 pages / New Baskerville |
| Barcode | 9 780262 612074 90000 |
| Barcode | 978026261207490000 |
| ISBN | 978-0-262-61207-4 |
| Dewey Decimal Classification Number | 320'.01—dc21 |
| Library of Congress Call Number | JC181.K3 K37 2003 |
| Library of Congress Classification Number | 2002038051 |
| Chapters | Preface - vii
Acknowledgments - xv
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 Preface - vii
Acknowledgments - xv
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 Show all ▾ |
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