Exchange-value (and exchange-relations) is not in and by itself value (and value-relations). Rather, exchange-value (and exchange-relations) is appearance […]
Category Archive: Politics
Robert Walser’s stress on the small, the insignificant, the minor, the almost-invisible is constitutive of his aporectic – […]
Theoretical practices on the working-class left today must be completely immersed in the spirit of chapter one of […]
Prayer, thought in its extreme, is dystopian irony. That is because it’s a radically pessimistic act, and thus […]
Production as in capitalist production is, pace Marx, always immaterial. That value, as the realisation of production, is, […]
That our wielding of the weapon of criticism does not exhaust and preclude the task of criticising with […]
A historically determinist (or hitoricist) historiography takes root when the line shifts from construing the discursive inscription of […]
‘A Schoolboy’s Diary And Other Stories’ is the fourth Robert Walser book I’ve read so far. And what […]
The transfer of philosophical categories to political practice in an immediate kind of way is one of C.L.R. […]
If one is allowed to indulge in some bit of abstraction one could say — pace Marx’s value-theoretic […]
