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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Eliminative Marxism 1: Notes on Eliminativism
I’d intended to participate in an online reading group, proposed by Nate, centered on Chapter 25 of Marx’s Capital Vol. I, “The General Law of Capitalist Accumulation”, and had been preparing some preparatory posts on my reading of Marx, when … Continue reading
Posted in historical materialism, neuroscience, political theology, politics, speculative realism, utopian science
Tagged Brassier, capitalism, Churchland, eliminativism, exception, Latour, Marx, mythic violence, nihilism, object-oriented philosophy, ontology, sovereignty, speculative realism, suspense
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