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Rebecca Colesworthy; Peter Nicholls

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How Abstract Is It? Thinking Capital Now

Introduction: Capital’s abstractions

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Rebecca Colesworthy

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1665941710660_14224895

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11-22

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10.4324/9781315670676-7

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Introduction: Capital’s abstractions	Rebecca Colesworthy	11-22
‘Paradise falls: a land lost in time’: representing credit, debt and work after the crisis: Nicky Marsh		23-40
To think without abstraction: on the problem of standpoint in cultural criticism: Timothy Bewes		41-62
Materialism without matter: abstraction, absence and social form	Alberto Toscano	63-82
4a. Interview: An exchange with Susan Stewart	Susan Stewart; Rebecca Colesworthy; Peter Nicholls	83-86
4b. Poetry: Abstraction set	Susan Stewart	87-90
From capitalist to communist abstraction: Th e Pale King’s cultural ﬁ x	Stephen Shapiro	91-114
Th e bodies in the bubble: David Foster Wallace’s Th e Pale King	Richard Godden; Michael Szalay	115-164
Shareholder existence: on the turn to numbers in recent French theory	Emily Apter	165-178
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