Marx's Capital, method and revolutionary subjectivity / by Guido Starosta.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Acknowledgements -- Introduction: on the current state of revolutionary theory -- Marx's early critique of political economy : the discovery of the revolutionary subject and the development of science as practical criticism -- The dialectic of alienated labour and the determinations of revolutionary subjectivity in the Paris manuscripts -- The overcoming of philosophy and the development of a materialist science -- Marx on Proudhon : the critique of dialectical logic and the political determination of science as practical criticism -- Dialectical knowledge in motion : revolutionary subjectivity in Marx's mature critique of political economy -- The commodity form and the dialectical method -- The role and place of commodity fetishism in Marx's dialectical exposition in capital -- The commodity form, subjectivity and the practical nature of defetishising critique -- Capital accumulation and class struggle : on the content and form of social reproduction in its alienated form -- Real subsumption and the genesis of the revolutionary subject -- By way of a conclusion: further explorations into the determinations of revolutionary subjectivity -- Bibliography -- Index.

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