Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Illustrations vii
4. Acknowledgments ix
5. Rethinking Marx in Latin America 1
6. Property and History
7. On Subsumption as Form and the Use of Asynchronies 27
8. “I am he”: A History of Dispossession’s Not-Yet-Present in Colonial Yucatán 45
9. Latin American Marxism: History and Accumulation 67
10. Accumulation as Total Conversion 91
11. Class and Totality
12. José Aricó and the Concept of Socioeconomic Formation 117
13. An Irresolvable Tension: The Part or the Whole? 137
14. Class and Accumulation 155
15. Sovereignty and Debt
16. The “Insurgent Subject” versus Accumulation by Dispossession in Álvaro García Linera and Jorge Sanjinés 175
17. Debt, Violence, and Subjectivity 195
18. Psychotic Violence: Crime and Consumption in the Apocalyptic Phase of Capitalism 215
19. Postmigrancy: Borders, Primitive Accumulation, and Labor at the U.S./Mexico Border 233
20. The Subject and Nature
21. Marx’s Theory of the Subject 255
22. The Impasses of Environmentalism: Subjectivity and Accumulation in the World-Ecology Project 275
23. “Non-Capital” and the Torsion of the Subject 295
24. Contributors 315
25. Index 317