The Spectre of Capital: Idea and Reality

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This book argues that the modern world is haunted by a spectre, the spectre of capital. This original insight is rooted in a novel combination of the ideas of Marx and Hegel, while going beyond both. ‎Contents ‎Preface ‎Abbreviations ‎Introduction ‎Capitalisation ‎Paragraph Numbers ‎Table of Correspondences ‎Part 1. Object and Method ‎Chapter 1. Capital and Social Form ‎Addendum on ‘Simple Commodity Production’ ‎Summary ‎Chapter 2. Capital and the Actuality of the Ideal ‎Summary ‎Chapter 3. Systematic Dialectic ‎Summary ‎Chapter 4. The Two Dialectics of Capital: Analytic and Synthetic ‎1. Analytical Dialectic ‎2. Synthetic Dialectic ‎3. Interpenetration of Analysis and Synthesis ‎Summary ‎Chapter 5. With What Must the Critique of Capital Begin? ‎Summary ‎Part 2. The Ideal Constitution of Capital ‎Part 2: The Ideal Constitution of Capital ‎The Presentation of Value Form Categories ‎Division I. Capital in Its Notion ‎Chapter 6. Commodity ‎Chapter 7. Money ‎Chapter 8. Capital ‎Division II. Capital Relation ‎Chapter 9. Circulation ‎Chapter 10. Production ‎Chapter 11. Reproduction ‎Division III. The System of Capital ‎Introduction to Division III ‎Chapter 12. Capital as a System of Capitals ‎Chapter 13. The System of Industrial Capital ‎Chapter 14. The Dual Ontology of Capital ‎Chapter 15. Absolute Capital ‎Chapter 16. Capital and Its Others: Labour and Land ‎Chapter 17. The Spectre ‎Chapter 18. Review of the Presentation ‎Chapter 19. Beyond Capital and Class ‎Appendix 1. Commentary on the Hegelian Origins of the Logic of the Value Form ‎The Treatment of Specific Terms ‎§11.1. Nothing and Being ‎§11.2. Exchangeableness (Being Determinate) ‎§11.3. An Exchangeable (Totality) ‎§12. Quantity ‎§13. Exchange-Value ‎§21.1. Reflection and Show (Schein) ‎§21.13. Determining Reflection ‎§21.2. Identity, Difference, and Contradiction ‎§22.12. Form and Content ‎§22.2. The Forms of Appearance of Value ‎§23.1. The Modalities of the Equivalent Form ‎§23.2. Money as Absolute Form of Value ‎§23.31. Value as Substance ‎§23.33. The Infinite Unity of Substance ‎. Interchangeability of Commodities ‎§31.1. Value as Notion ‎§32. Exchange and Circulation (Value in Objectivity) ‎§33. Capital as Concept and Idea ‎§33.2. Money as Capital ‎§33.23. Generation ‎§33.31. Accumulation ‎§33.32. Formal Determination ‎§33.33. Idea of Capital Realised in Contradiction ‎Divisions II and III ‎§93. Absolute Idea of Capital ‎Appendix 2. Tables ‎1. Table of Correspondences ‎2. Hegel’s Science of Logic Categories (in Triads) ‎3. Hegel’s Encyclopaedia Logic Categories (in Triads) ‎4. Immanent Logic of the Value Form (in Triads) ‎5. Systematic-Dialectical (SD) Presentation Table ‎6. Dialectic of the Value Form (in Triads) ‎7. Presentation of Logical Categories of the Value Form ‎8. Presentation of the Categories of the Value Form: Capital in Its Notion ‎9. Tables of Absence and Presence ‎10. The Forms of Value ‎11. Price ‎12. The Metamorphoses of Money ‎13. The System of Industrial Capital ‎Glossary ‎Select Bibliography ‎Index of Names ‎Index of Subjects