...2 The Modern World-System as a Capitalist World-Economy Production, Surplus Value, and Polarization THE W 0 R L DIN W HIe H we are now living, the modern world -system, had its origins in the sixteenth century. This world-system was then located in only a part of the...

... 4 Spatial Equivalents in the World System Rstmodernism raises questions about the appetite for architecture which it then virtually at once redi• rects. Along with food...

...I GLOBALIZATION AND PHILOSOPHY Enrique Dussel Beyond Eurocentrism: The World-System and the Limits of Modernity Two opposing paradigms, the Eurocentric and the planetary, characterize the question of modernity...

... P rtONEA System and Responsiblity The Modern World-System Its Structures, Its Geoculture, Its Crisis and Transformation R chari d E. Lee World-systems analysis emerged in the 1970s,1 closely...

...5 The Modern World-System in Crisis Bifurcation, Chaos, and Choices WE H A V E S A I D that historical systems have lives. They come into existence at some point in time and space, for reasons and in ways that we can analyze. If they survive their birth pangs, they pursue their...

... Discourses (language and ideology) materialized the world-system, which is a feature of capitalism. Imperialism and colonialism produced aggregations of capital in the core by expropriating the resources and labor of the periphery. Europe thereby was a creation of the Third World insofar as...

... P rtOA TW Literature: Restructured, Rehistoricized, Rescaled World-Systems Analysis, Evolutionary Theory, Weltliteratur Franco Moretti A friend brought me the first...

... Rationality and World-Systems Analysis Fanon and the Impact of the Ethico-Historical Davi Palumbd o-Liu Up until the twentieth century, it seems that the finitude of the earthly sphere served primarily to facilitate the...

...1 Historical Origins of World-Systems Analysis From Social Science Disciplines to Historical Social Sciences WORLD-SYSTEMS ANALYSIS originated in the early 1970S as a new per• spective on social reality. Some of its concepts have been in use for a long time and some are new...

... world-systems theory. The chapter formulates a materialist account of world literature from these resources. ...

..., Marx’s reductive view of global capitalism can be supplemented by world-systems theory. The chapter formulates a materialist account of world literature from these resources. ...

... Introduction World History of Ethical Systems [1] This introduction is neither an anecdotal description nor a simple history. It is instead a proposal with philosophical intent,1 in which the historical contents of “ethical...

...BIBLIOGRAPHICAL GUIDE For the reader who wishes to pursue the subject further, I have constructed a bibliographical guide in four parts: (1) other writings of mine, which elaborate the arguments in this book; (2) writings by other world-systems analysts, which present...

... world-system: (1) the long sixteenth century during which our modern world-system came into existence as a capitalist world-economy; (2) the French Revolution of 1789 as a world event which accounts for the subse• quent dominance for two centuries of a geoculture for this world-system, one that...

..., and the capitalist world-system. Marx, Freud, Lacan, Gramsci, Althusser, and Foucault challenged humanism’s sovereign subjects, and they suggested that subjects are constituted through discourse. ...