دانلود کتاب Epistemontology in Spinoza-Marx-Freud-Lacan: The (Bio)Power of Structure

فهرست مطالب :

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of tables
Acknowledgments
Note on citing Spinoza’s Ethics and the Treatises
Epigraph
Introduction
Chapter summaries
1. Words and things in the era of value, power, and biopower
Dominant secular epistemology, and epistemontology
Commodity fetishism and structuralism
Being qua value, and the methodology of
commodity fetishism
Other attempts to challenge the dominant secular epistemology
Being qua power-of-self-actualization
Classical ideology and commodity fetishism or biopolitical ideology
Being qua power-of-self-actualization and qua value, or
fallen being
2. Materialist epistemontology: Marx and Sohn-Rethel with Spinoza and psychoanalysis
Two lines of secular epistemology
Real abstraction, and intellectual and manual labor
The capitalist (mutual) abstractification of productive labor and value
Parmenides’s coins do not accrue
God, or substance, or labor-power
The law of historical materialism
Sohn-Rethel’s methodology: commodity fetishism
3. Psychoanalysis and structuralism
Object and time
Drive, lack, desire
Postscript on fantasy
4. Dialectics, or valences of structuralism
Dialectics
Structuralism
Kafka’s valences
Coda
5. Value: The aesthetic itinerary from content to structure
6. Marx and psychoanalysis
Conceptual, methodological, epistemontological affinities
Commodity fetishism and materialist epistemology: from
bourgeois ideology to the constitutive imaginary, and from
interiority-exteriority to extimacy
From surplus-value to surplus-enjoyment
7. The other side of value: Substance, labor and enjoyment, or biopolitics according to Spinoza, Marx and Lacan
Jouissance of the real
Temporality of the jouissance of the real
Aspects of labor and their temporalities
Labor and the historical modes of its “loss”
and “counting”
Imitation enjoyment as a religious practice
Spinoza’s democracy and secular salvation
Index