In The Sublime Perversion of Capital Gavin Walker examines the Japanese debate about capitalism between the 1920s and 1950s, using it as a "prehistory" to consider current problems of uneven economic development and contemporary topics in Marxist theory and historiography.
In The Sublime Perversion of Capital Gavin Walker examines the Japanese debate about capitalism between the 1920s and 1950s, using it as a "prehistory" to consider current problems of uneven economic development and contemporary topics in Marxist theory and historiography.
Gavin Walker is Assistant Professor of History and East Asian Studies at McGill University.
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Acknowledgments ix Note on Translations xiii Three Orientations xv 1. The Sublime Perversion of Capital 1 2. The Feudal Remnant and the Historical Outside 28 3. Primitive Accumulation, or the Logic of Origin 75 4. Labor Power: Capital's Threshold 108 5. The Continent of History and the Theoretical Inside 152 6. "The Ready-Made World of Capital" 182 Notes 195 Bibliography 225 Index 243
Acknowledgments ix Note on Translations xiii Three Orientations xv 1. The Sublime Perversion of Capital 1 2. The Feudal Remnant and the Historical Outside 28 3. Primitive Accumulation, or the Logic of Origin 75 4. Labor Power: Capital's Threshold 108 5. The Continent of History and the Theoretical Inside 152 6. "The Ready-Made World of Capital" 182 Notes 195 Bibliography 225 Index 243
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