Manorial Capitalism, Enslavement, and the Logic of Dividuation (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction Chapter 1: Capitalism and Enslavement a. Graeber’s Continuity Thesis of Capitalism b. Expropriation, Extraction, exploitation, and Enslavement as Essential to Capitalism c. The Antebellum South as proto-capitalist d. “Primitive” Wealth Accumulation as the Engine for European and American Industrial Revolutions Chapter 2: The Logic of Dividuation a. Anthropological Contrast of Western “Individual” and non-Western “Dividual” b. Antecedents to Deleuzian “dividuality” Capitalist Enslavement 1) Adam Smith and Karl Marx on the Division of Labor: the Logic of Abstraction 2) Parsing the Human: from expropriation to Labor Power and Enslavement c. Appadurai’s Financial Dividuation During African Enslavement d. Psychosocial Traces of Dividuation as Dehumanization Chapter 3: The Tension of Dividuality and Individuality a. Commodification: Humans as Property b. Behavioral Control: From Flesh to Desire c. Human Hierarchy Racialized and Sexualized d. Emancipatory Potentialities Chapter 4: The Logic of Dividuation at Work a. Feminist Critiques b. The Afterlife of Enslavement (Human Trafficking) c. The Carceral State (Prisoners at Work) Conclusion References Index