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A New Reading Of Capital
Mediations 25 (1) (2010)
Abstract
Is Capital about labor, or unemployment? Does Marxism have a theory of the political, or is it better off without one? Fredric Jameson previews the argument of his forthcoming book, Representing CapitalMy notes
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