Mute Compulsion: A Marxist Theory of the Economic Power of Capital

Cover
Title Page
Contents
Contents
A Note on Translations and References
Introduction
	Economy and Power
	Aim, Method, Scope
	Overview
Part One: Conditions
I. Conceptualising Power
	Terminology
	Power
	Capital
	Historical Materialism
	The State
	Ideology
	Economic Power
	Foucault
II. The Social Ontology of Economic Power
	Relations and Relata
	The Human Essence
	Settling Accounts
	Human Animals
	Corporeal Organisation
	Social Tool-Makers
	Natural and Social
	Modes, Relations, Forces, History
	Materialism
	Metabolic Domination
Part Two: Relations
III. Vertical Power
	Dependency
	Class
	Reproduction of Labour-Power
	Wage Labour
	Biopolitics
IV. Horizontal Power
	Value is Form
	Value Is Domination
	Fetishism
	Postoone
	Value and Class
	Competition
Part Three: Dynamics
V. The Production of Power
	Anarchy and Despotism
	Personal or Impersonal?
	Subsumption: Formal and Real
	Discipline and Temporality
	Deskilling and Division
	Total Subsumption?
	Subsumption of Nature
	Agriculture
	Logistics
VI. The Accumulation of Power
	Surplus Populations
	Causes
	Effects
	Negation as Condition
	Mute Compulsion
Conclusion
	Abstractions
Bibliography
Appendix A: Cited Volumes of MECW
Appendix B: Detailed List of Contents
English Summary
Dansk resumé
Acknowledgements