Beyond Capital: Toward a Theory of Transition

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 BEYOND CAPITAL
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 Copyright
 Dedication
 CONTENTS
 Preface
 PART ONE The Shadow of Uncontrollability
 Chapter 1. BREAKING THE SPELL OF \'UNIVERSAL PERMANENT CAPITAL\'
 1.1 Beyond the Hegelian Legacy
 1.2 The First Global Conception --
on the Premiss of \'the End of History\'
 1.3 Hegel\'s \'Universal Permanent Capital\': False Mediation of Self-Seeking Individuality and Abstract Universality
 1.4 Encircled Revolution at the \'Weakest Link of the Chain\' and Its Representative Theorization in History and Class Consciousness. 1.5 Marx\'s Unexplored Alternative Perspective: From the \'Little Corner of the World\' to the Consummation of Capital\'s Global AscendancyChapter 2. CAPITAL\'S ORDER OF SOCIAL METABOLIC REPRODUCTION
 2.1 Structural Defects of Control in the Capital System
 2.2 Capital\'s Remedial Imperatives and the State
 2.3 Mismatch between Capital\'s Material Reproductive Structures and Its State Formations
 Chapter 3. SOLUTIONS TO THE UNCONTROLLABILITY OF CAPITAL AS SEEN FROM CAPITAL\'S STANDPOINT
 3.1 The Answers of Classical Political Economy
 3.2 \'Marginal Utility\' and Neo-Classical Economics. 3.3 From the \'Managerial Revolution\' to Postulating \'Technostructure Convergence\'Chapter 4. CAUSALITY, TIME, AND FORMS OF MEDIATION
 4.1 Causality and Time under Capital\'s Causa Sui
 4.2 The Vicious Circle of Capital\'s Second Order Mediations
 4.3 Eternalization of the Historically Contingent: The Fatal Conceit of Hayek\'s Capital-Apologetics
 4.4 Productive Limits of the Capital-Relation
 4.5 Alienated Articulation of Primary Social Reproductive Mediation and the Positive Alternative
 Chapter 5. THE ACTIVATION OF CAPITAL\'S ABSOLUTE LIMITS
 5.1 Transnational Capital and National States. 5.2 The Destruction of the Conditions of Social Metabolic Reproduction5.3 Women\'s Liberation: The Challenge of Substantive Equality
 5.4 Chronic Unemployment: The Real Meaning of \'Population Explosion\'
 Notes to Part One
 PART TWO Historical Legacy of the Socialist Critique 1: The Challenge of Material and Institutional Mediations in the Orbit of the Russian Revolution
 Chapter 6. THE TRAGEDY OF LUKÁCS AND THE QUESTION OF ALTERNATIVES
 6.1 Accelerating Time and Belated Prophecy
 6.2 Search For Autonomous Selfhood. 6.3 From the Dilemmas of Soul and Form to the Activist Vision of History and Class Consciousness6.4 The Continued Reassertion of Alternatives
 Chapter 7. FROM THE CLOSED HORIZON OF HEGEL\'S \'WORLD SPIRIT\' TO PREDICATING THE IMPERATIVE OF SOCIALIST EMANCIPATION
 7.1 Individualistic Conceptions of Knowledge and Social Interaction
 7.2 The Problem of \'Totalization\' in History and Class Consciousness
 7.3 \'Ideological Crisis\' and Its Voluntaristic Resolution
 7.4 The Function of Lukács\'s Methodological Postulate
 7.5 The Hypostatization of Imputed Class Consciousness.