紹介
What does it mean to follow Marx? In this examination of Marx's methodology combined with specific applications on topics in political economy such as Neo-Ricardian theory, Analytical Marxism, the falling rate of profit, crisis theory, monopoly capital, Paul Sweezy, advertising and the capitalist state, this volume argues that the failure to understand (or explicit rejection of) Marx's method has led astray many who consider themselves Marxists. By focusing particularly upon the concept of a totality and the necessary form of appearance of capital as many capitals in competition, "Following Marx" both demonstrates why Marx insisted that 'in competition everything is reversed' and provides a guide for following Marx.
目次
Introduction: To Follow Marx
Part I: Critiques of Political Economy
1. The Fallacy of Everyday Notions
2. Another Crisis of Economic Theory: the Neo-Ricardian Critique
3. The Neo-Ricardian Reduction
4. Is 'Analytical Marxism' Marxism? Appendix: Roemer's Self-criticism
Part II: The Logic of Capital
5. Following Hegel: the Science of Marx
6. Explorations in the Logic of Capital
Part III: Essays in the Theory of Crisis
7. Marx's Falling Rate of Profit: A Dialectical View
8. The General and the Specific in Marx's Theory of Crisis
9. Paul M. Sweezy. Appendix: Learning from Paul Sweezy
Part IV: Essence and Appearance
10. Marx's Methodological Project
11. What is Competition? 12. Too Many Blindspots About the Media
13. The Theoretical Status of Monopoly Capital
14. Analytical Marxism and the Marxian Theory of Crisis
15. In Brenner, Everything is Reversed
Part V: Considering the Other Side of Capital
16. The Silences of Capital
17. Beyond the Capital of Uno-ism
18. Situating the Capitalist State
19. The Politics of Assumption, the Assumption of Politics
Bibliography
Index
