Still Dancing: Drive as a Category of Political Economy

International Journal of Žižek Studies 6 (1) (2012)
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This essay considers drive as a category for political economy. The reflexive loops, stuckness, and ruptures of drive manifest themselves in the dynamic of capitalism’s booms and busts. I use drive to analyze the extreme capitalism of neoliberalism, focusing on reflexivity in finance at three levels: the derivative as a commodity, competition as a circuit, and knowledge as the discourse of the university

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