Hegel's Ontology of Power
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Hegel's Ontology of Power
The Structure of Social Domination in Capitalism
Abazari, Arash
Cambridge University Press
07/2020
260
Dura
Inglês
9781108834865
15 a 20 dias
500
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Introduction; 1. Illusion or semblance; 1.1 'Socially necessary illusion' in Adorno; 1.2 Semblance in the logic; 1.3 The dialectic of semblance; 1.4 The logic of ideology in Marx; 2. Opposition; 2.1 The fundamentality of opposition; 2.2 The dialectic of the determinations of reflection; 2.3 Opposition as domination; 2.4 ...and the logical proof for it; 2.5 The 'truth' of diversity in opposition; 2.6 Opposition between capital and labor; 2.7 ...and between genders; 2.8 Conclusion; 3. Totality; 3.1 Society as totality in Adorno; 3.2 Two misconceptions of totality; 3.3 Actuality; 3.4 The critique of Spinoza's substance; 3.5 Substance as absolute power; 3.6 The 'spell' of totality; 4. Capital as totality; 4.1 The critique of methodological individualism; 4.2 Capital as the dialectical unity of circulation and production; 4.3 The circuit of capital; 4.4 The reproduction of capital; 4.5 The power of capital; 5. The necessity of totality; 5.1 The preliminaries; 5.2 The critique of the cosmological proof; 5.3 The dialectic of necessity and contingency in the logic; 5.4 ...and in capitalism; 5.5 The illusion and contingency of freedom; 5.6 The critique of pluralism; Conclusion: the failed transition to the realm of genuine freedom; Works cited; Index.
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Hegel; Marx; Adorno; Capitalism; Logic; Science of Logic; Domination; Power; Totality; Opposition; Ideology
Introduction; 1. Illusion or semblance; 1.1 'Socially necessary illusion' in Adorno; 1.2 Semblance in the logic; 1.3 The dialectic of semblance; 1.4 The logic of ideology in Marx; 2. Opposition; 2.1 The fundamentality of opposition; 2.2 The dialectic of the determinations of reflection; 2.3 Opposition as domination; 2.4 ...and the logical proof for it; 2.5 The 'truth' of diversity in opposition; 2.6 Opposition between capital and labor; 2.7 ...and between genders; 2.8 Conclusion; 3. Totality; 3.1 Society as totality in Adorno; 3.2 Two misconceptions of totality; 3.3 Actuality; 3.4 The critique of Spinoza's substance; 3.5 Substance as absolute power; 3.6 The 'spell' of totality; 4. Capital as totality; 4.1 The critique of methodological individualism; 4.2 Capital as the dialectical unity of circulation and production; 4.3 The circuit of capital; 4.4 The reproduction of capital; 4.5 The power of capital; 5. The necessity of totality; 5.1 The preliminaries; 5.2 The critique of the cosmological proof; 5.3 The dialectic of necessity and contingency in the logic; 5.4 ...and in capitalism; 5.5 The illusion and contingency of freedom; 5.6 The critique of pluralism; Conclusion: the failed transition to the realm of genuine freedom; Works cited; Index.
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