How Capitalism Forms Our Lives (Paperback, 1)

1. How capitalism forms our lives 2. The state of contemporary social philosophy and the tasks of an institute for social research (1931) 3. Economy as social practice 4. The use of bodies. Agamben’s idea of a non-capitalist form of life 5. Universal alienation 6. The enduring regulation of the poor 7. Governmentality, subjectivity, and the neoliberal form of life 8. The subject of objects: Marx, new materialism, & queer forms of life 9. The whiteness of capital 10. Beyond the barricades: class interests and actually existing black life 11. The capitalist metabolism: an unachieved subsumption of life under the value-form 12. Vocabularies of vulnerability