The Social Ontology of Capitalism

Chapter 1 The Social Ontology of Capitalism: An Introduction

Chapter 2 Social Ontology and Social Critique: Toward a New Paradigm for Critical Theory

Chapter 3 Critical Theory in the Twenty-First Century: The Logic of Capital Between Classical Social Theory, the Early Frankfurt School Critique of Political Economy and the Prospect of Artifice

Chapter 4 The Sacred and the Profane in the General Formula for Capital: The Octagonal Structure of the Commodity and Saving Marx’s Sociological Realism from Professional Marxology

Chapter 5 Social Form and the ‘Purely Social’: On the Kind of Sociality Involved in Value

Chapter 7 Representing Capital: Mimesis, Realism, and Contemporary Photography

Chapter 8 Demand the Impossible: Greece, the Eurozone Crisis, and the Failure of the Utopian Imagination

Chapter 9 The Constellation of Social Ontology: Walter Benjamin, Eduard Fuchs, and the Body of History

Chapter 10 The Body Ontology of Capitalism

Chapter 11 The Morality of Misery