Regimes of Capital in the Post-Digital Age

Introduction: Capital and Beyond Part I: Capitalism’s New Clothes? 1. ‘The Age of Resilience’; 2. Capital, Or, Information: Affective Labor, Historical Materialism, and the Convergence of Forces and Relations of Production; 3. Anthropocene, Capitalocene or Pliroforicene? Regardless, We Need Gelassenheit; 4. Capital after Vaccinations Part II: Capital in the Information Age 5. The Invention of the Brain: Artificial Intelligence and Libidinal Symptomatology; 6. Beyond the Automated Left: On the Autonomy of AI Ecologies; 7. Information Vectors and the Capitalization of Social Practices; 8. Hacking as a Weapon: Exposing the Underlying Imperfections of Neoliberal Democracy Through Technology in Mr. Robot Part III: Varieties of Social Capital 9. Exchanges; 10. Not Quite a Capital but Still Capital Results: An Ethnographic Critique of Bourdieu’s Notion of Social Capital; 11. Social capital in labor relations influenced by digitalization trends; 12. Images in the Age of Social Media: Capitalism, Consumerism, and Liberalism Part IV: Capitalism and Its Others 13. Who will take part in knowledge? On the condition(s) of knowledge socialism; 14. The concept of natural history in Marx’s Capital and Adorno’s The Idea of Natural History: nature, the cage of self-preservation and critique of political economy; 15. Capitalism and Slowness: Resistance or Reterritorialization? The Case of Slow Food