Transcritique: On Kant and Marx (The MIT Press) | Karatani, Kojin, Kohso, Sabu | History & Theory

Transcritique: On Kant and Marx (The MIT Press) | Karatani, Kojin, Kohso, Sabu | History & Theory
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"An immensely ambitious theoretical edifice in which new relations between Kant and Marx are established, as well as a new kind of synthesis between Marxism and anarchism. The book is timely from both practical and theoretical perspectives, and stands up well against a tradition of Marx exegesis that runs from Rosdolsky and Korsch to Althusser and Tony Smith."--Fredric Jameson, William A. Lane Professor of Comparative Literature, Duke University, author of "Postmodernism, or, The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism"

& quot; An immensely ambitious theoretical edifice in which new relations between Kant and Marx are established, as well as a new kind of synthesis between Marxism and anarchism. The book is timely from both practical and theoretical perspectives, and stands up well against a tradition of Marx exegesis that runs from Rosdolsky and Korsch to Althusser and Tony Smith.& quot; --Fredric Jameson, William A. Lane Professor of Comparative Literature, Duke University, author of Postmodernism, or, The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism

" An immensely ambitious theoretical edifice in which new relations between Kant and Marx are established, as well as a new kind of synthesis between Marxism and anarchism. The book is timely from both practical and theoretical perspectives, and stands up well against a tradition of Marx exegesis that runs from Rosdolsky and Korsch to Althusser and Tony Smith." --Fredric Jameson, William A. Lane Professor of Comparative Literature, Duke University, author of "Postmodernism, or, The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism"

--Fredric Jameson, William A. Lane Professor of Comparative Literature, Duke University, author of "Postmodernism, or, The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism"

""An immensely ambitious theoretical edifice in which new relations between Kant and Marx are established, as well as a new kind of synthesis between Marxism and anarebism. The book is timely from both practical and theoretical perspectives, and stands up well against a tradition of Marx exegesis that runs from Rosdolsky and Korsch to Althusser and Tony Smith."

Kojin Karatani is a Japanese philosopher who teaches at Kinki University, Osaka, and Columbia University. He is the author of Architecture as Metaphor (MIT Press, 1995) and Origins of Modern Japanese Literature. He founded the New Associationist Movement (NAM) in Japan in 2000.

Table of Contents

Preface                                            vii
Acknowledgments                                    xv
Introduction: What Is Transcritique?               1  (26)
  I Kant                                           27 (104)
    The Kantian Turn                               29 (26)
      The Copernican Turn                          29 (6)
      Literary Criticism and the Transcendental    35 (9)
      Critique
      Parallax and the Thing-in-Itself             44 (11)
    The Problematic of Synthetic Judgment          55 (26)
      Mathematical Foundations                     55 (10)
      The Linguistic Turn                          65 (11)
      Transcendental Apperception                  76 (5)
    Transcritique                                  81 (50)
      Subject and Its Topos                        81 (11)
      Transcendental and Transversal               92 (8)
      Singularity and Sociality                    100(12)
      Nature and Freedom                           112(19)
  II Marx                                          131(176)
    Transposition and Critique                     133(52)
      Transposition                                133(9)
      The System of Representation: Darstellung    142(10)
      and Vertretung
      The Economic Crisis as a Parallax            152(9)
      The Micro Difference                         161(4)
      Marx and Anarchists                          165(20)
    The Crisis of Synthesis                        185(38)
      The Form of Value qua Synthetic Judgment:    185(8)
      Ex Ante Facto and Ex Post Facto
      The Form of Value                            193(7)
      Capital's Drive                              200(11)
      Money and Its Theology, Its Metaphysics      211(6)
      Credit and Crisis                            217(6)
    Value Form and Surplus Value                   223(42)
      Value and Surplus Value                      223(5)
      The Linguistic Approach                      228(6)
      Merchant Capital and Industrial Capital      234(7)
      Surplus Value and Profit                     241(10)
      The Global Nature of Capitalism              251(14)
    Toward Transcritical Counteractions            265(42)
      The State, Capital, and Nation               265(18)
      A Possible Communism                         283(24)
Notes                                              307(42)
Index                                              349