Christian Marazzi is one of the group of Italian Post-Fordist theorists along with Antonio Negri, Paolo Virno and France Beradi. Capital and Language first published in Italian in 2002 is the first of Marazzi’s works to be published in English. The starting point of the economic analysis presented by Marazzi in this text is that [...]
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Capital and Language – Christian Marazzi
Posted in book review, politics, tagged capital, capitalism, economics, language, marazzi, politics, post-fordism on May 5, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Capitalism, Consumption, and Sustainability
Posted in activism, climate change, cultural criticism, Ecophilosophy, tagged capitalism, consumption, ecology, resource depletion, sustainability on August 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
We are constantly being reminded by environmentalists that we only have one planet on which to live, a single set of resources which are being depleted at an ever increasing rate… But our biosphere is not a static pool of resources. The world is constantly changing. All around us life is growing, evolving, renewing itself, [...]
