... UP , 1931-1958 . 1.135 - 40 . Readings Bill . The University in Ruins . Cambridge : Harvard UP , 1996 . Slaughter Sheila Leslie Larry L. . Academic Capitalism: Politics, Policies and the Entrepreneurial University . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins UP , 1997...

... of solidarity on the left, Dean laments the contemporary Left’s inability to say “we,” a reluctance that, she argues, makes political action impossible. She finds that leftist currents such as radical democracy and radical pluralism have lost the conviction that capitalism must be overturned. However, her...

...Rob Wilkie Video games have become a significant aspect of the technology industry, yet they have also become for many the image of an emerging contradiction said to reside at the heart of digital capitalism, namely that capitalism is no longer based upon the exploitation of workers' labor...

... of the plantation machine and the systemic disarticulation of lifeworlds that marked the onset of racial capitalism and an epochal transformation of the earth identifiable as the Plantationocene. Copyright © 2019 Virginia Tech 2019 performance commons Plantationocene Caribbean Boston Tea Party...

... for understanding what it means “to common” within and against capitalism. Copyright © 2019 Virginia Tech 2019 the commons sovereignty revolution anticapitalist politics Works Cited Berlant Lauren . 2016 . “ The Commons: Infrastructures for Troubling Times ”. Environment and Planning D...

... sense of flexibility, provisionality, and dependence on the morrow. It examines the irony whereby contemporary capitalism's reliance on stored energies not only has produced crises of insecurity unprecedented in scale but also threatens this other kind of precariousness, eliminating both the risk...

... digital realism operates in the work of multimedia artist Steve Roggenbuck (b. 1987), which draws out and capitalizes on the contradictions of self-fashioning through affective modes of sincerity and failure, in order to explore the limits of popular accessibility that social media platforms and poetics...

... relations of their class content by making social transformation into an affective and spontaneous action. In this sense, Jameson's celebrated reading of Wal-Mart is indicative of the general reading of global capitalism on the “radical” Left today, which spiritualizes Marx's materialist dialectic...

... are the largest and most profitable companies on the planet? It should be otherwise if the LTV were true. The rest of the article is devoted to showing how Marx modified the LTV to resolve the paradox and to account for the peculiar role that the oil industry plays in contemporary capitalism. © 2016 Virginia...

... with the field a sense of how these traditions have developed in relation to key historical shifts. It then moves to consider some of the current challenges to the Left work of Latin American cultural studies, especially as articulated in response to neoliberal forms of capital. The essay argues that Latin...

... by emphasizing what the poem holds in common with other discourses. I analyze the intersection between the lyric and four concepts borrowed from sociology, moral philosophy, political theory, and economics: the everyday, the multitude, capital, and person. Stressing the lyric’s compatibility rather than its...

... capitalism), and on the other, an approach that uses the tools of literary analysis, including attention to form, genre, and group formation. I argue for the superiority of the latter and advance the view that we in literary studies should use, confidently and aggressively, the tools of our own discipline...

... discussed in this essay—air as what remains still or as what gives way; air as the medium of remembrance or as the element of a haunted forgetting—fail to capture the decisive temporality of the Anthropocene: the delayed and disaggregated effect of fossil capitalism, the accumulation of greenhouse gases...

... as the current dynamics of neoliberal capitalism. The article argues therefore that creativity, as developing the “alterity” of “alternative economies,” is a collective enterprise that is institutionally shaped. C.L.Kanters@uu.nl © 2023 Virginia Tech 2023 alternative currencies Europe creativity...

... . Beverungen Armin Murtola Anna-Maria Schwartz Gregory . 2013 . “The Communism of Capital?” Ephemera 13 , no. 3 : 483 – 95 . Boutang Yann Moulier . 2011 . Cognitive Capitalism . Translated by Emery Ed . Cambridge, UK : Polity . Deleuze Gilles Guattari Félix...

... . Bergson Henri . 1998 . Creative Evolution . Translated by Mitchell Arthur . New York : Dover . Deleuze Gilles Guattari Félix . 1987 . A Thousand Plateaus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia . Translated by Massumi Brian . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press...

... . Willing Slaves of Capital: Spinoza and Marx on Desire , translated by Ash Gabriel . New York : Verso Press . Lowe Lisa . 2015 . The Intimacies of Four Continents . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Robinson Cedric . 2000 . Black Marxism: The Making of the Black...

... . 2007 . Divagations . Translated by Johnson Barbara . Cambridge, MA : Belknap Press of Harvard University Press . Marx Karl . 1973 . Grundrisse . Translated by Nicolaus Martin . Harmondsworth, UK : Penguin . ———. 1990 . Capital. Vol. 1. Introduction by Ernest Mandel...

... Italy’s Creeping May The summer and fall of 1969 in Italy’s northern industrial cities witnessed intense confrontations between capital and labor, most exemplarily at the Fiat factory in Mirafiori on the outskirts of Turin.1 These struggles were novel insofar...

...Jeffrey J. Williams © 2007 the minnesota review 2007 Jeffrey J. Williams The Geography of Accumulation: An Interview with David Harvey Geography is not just about maps. David Harvey has shown us the way that capitalism makes and remakes the spaces—especially the cities—we live...