The development of the means of labour into machinery is not an accidental moment of capital, but is rather the historical reshaping of the traditional, inherited means of labour into a form adequate to capital. The accumulation of knowledge and of skill, of the general productive forces of the social ...
automatic society, automation, Bernard Stiegler, capital, machines, marxism, negentropy, non-philosophy, technology
accumulation, class relation, featured, formal subsumtion, machines, real subsumption, reproduction
Part III. The Economic Concept of Ordinal Value in Chapter 9
Socially-necessary labor time, supply and demand, marginal utility, putative or nominal price, risk-weighted interest rates, or some combination of the above: what do all of these conceptions of the determinates of value share in common? In short, they are ...
capital, Deleuze, deleuze/guattari, finance, flow, line, machines, marxism, segment, war machine
Abstract
This paper critiques the purposes to which Marx’s Fragment on Machines is put in postoperaist thought. I suggest postoperaist readings wield influence on contemporary left thinking, via postcapitalism, accelerationism and ‘Fully Automated Luxury Communism’. Changes in labour lead proponents to posit a crisis of measurability and an incipient communism. ...
capital, machines, marx, marxism, neue marx lektüre, postoperaism, technology
