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Main Authors:	Kluge, Alexander 1932- (Author), Negt, Oskar 1934-2024 (Author)
Other Authors:	Fore, Devin 1972- (Editor), Langston, Richard 1970- (Translator)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York Zone Books 2014
Subjects:	Sozialgeschichte Geschichte Historical materialism Produktivität Arbeit Historischer Materialismus Arbeitsproduktivität
Links:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=029056052&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
Physical Description:	541 Seiten Illustrationen
ISBN:	9781935408468

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adam_text	Contents Introduction 15 Notes on the Translation Preface PART 1 69 73 THE HISTORICAL ORGANIZATION OF LABOR CAPACITIES I The Origins of Labor Capacities in Separation (The Permanence of Primitive Accumulation) Different Forms of Property 81 “The Secret of Primitive Accumulation” 85 Man’s Essential Powers 88 Hammer, Tongs, Lever: Violence as a Labor Characteristic 88 Cautiousness, Self-Exertion, Power Grips, and Precision Grips 89 Gripping 90 The Internalization of Labor Characteristics 92 Upright Gait, Balance, the Ability to Separate Oneself, Coming Home 94 Robo sapiens, the Internet, a Relapse back into Simple Lived Time” 95 Maieutics: The Midwife’s Art 96 π Self-Regulation as a Natural Characteristic The Social Senses 98 An Interpretation of the Sentence: “When those be!ow are no longer willing, and those above no longer can.” 102 The Cantankerous Brain 104 Ice Age 104 Cells 105 Disobedience 105 Fraternité 106 Self-Regulation as Order 106 The Specific Capacity for Disruption 107 Self-Regulation against Consignment to the Junk Heap Fingertip Feeling, Selectivity 109 Self-Regulation of Syntheses no Self-Regulation as History m The Double Meaning of Self-Regulation 113 Birth из The Second, Third, Forth, Etc. Social Birth 114 The Politics of the Body 116 Thermidor ւ 17 in 108 Elements oj a Folitical Economy of Labor Power The Two Economies 120 What Does the Political Economy of Labor Power Mean? 121 The Two Economies in Relation to Wage Labor and Capital 123 The First Contradiction in the Political Economy of Labor Power 124 The Contradiction between Living and “Dead Labor” 128 The Contradiction between Individual Labor and the Total Labor of Society ізо Labor Power as Result and Process 131 The Reversal in the Relation of Flow and the Disruption in the Political Economy of Labor Power 134 The Balance Economy of Labor Capacities 135 Navigational Labor 136 Labor Capacities Aimed at the Unification of Forces 137 Trust as the Basis of Labor Capacities Aimed at Realism 139 The Differentiation of Strong and Weak Social Forces and of Hermetic and Associative Forces 140 The Fulcra of Labor Capacities 143 A More Specific Designation of the Category of Labor The Antagonistic Reality of Labor 145 Commentary 1: The Principle of Skin-to-Skin Closeness Surface and Depth 148 The Nature of Love 149 Commentary 2: The Contemporaneity of Mental History Commentary 3: On the Concept of the Real iv 148 154 156 Determinacy, Indeterminacy; Concreteness, Abstraction PART 2 144 158 THE PUBLIC SPHERE OF PRODUCTION The Labor of Intelligence That Someone Is an Intelligence Worker Says Nothing about the Intelligence of the Product That Person Produces, but Rather that Someone Has Gone about Its Production in a Professional Manner 166 That Portion of Intelligence Involved in the Process of Self-Alienation 170 Its Decisive Role in the Political Economy of Labor Power 170 Knowledge Is Not Primary, but Thievery Is 173 On Building a House 175 The Relationality of Life and Labor; The Unity of Sensory Relationships 176 Usefulness 181 The Weakness of Intelligence Lies in Its Motive 183 The Weakness that Results from the Intangibility of Intelligence Labor 184 The Core Symptom of Malfunction 184 Cunning and Its Trade 185 A Comparison of Intelligence Labor and Trade 185 The Origin of Intelligence’s Mode of Labor in Handwork 187 Intelligence Labor and Industrialization 190 The Brain as a Social Organ 192 The Fish in Us 193 The Pharaohs’ Storehouses of Intelligence: The Transformation of Knowledge and Education 193 The Balance Economy versus the Excess of Information 194 Intelligence that Seeks the Universal in the Fullness of Particularities 197 The Principle of “Cowardice in Thought” 199 “Sense perception is the basis of all science” 201 Commentary 4: Five Stories about Intelligence 204 An Unintentional Stroke of Good Fortune·. A Story of Displacement Unintentional Revolution In Praise of Crudeness 204 205 206 The Seven Spirits of Knowledge 208 An Estimate of the Time Needed for a Change in Powers of the Soul” 212 The Historical Terrain Where Labor Capacities Emerge The “Social Factory”: The Relation of History Who or What in History Is the Subject? 220 216 Commentary 5: The Labor of Separation Processes in Individual Life Spans 223 Commentary 6: On Houses 230 Commentary 7: Subjective-Objective Elements of the Public Sphere of Production (Pipes, Bones, Vessels, Baskets): Primitive Property Identity/Rupture 235 235 Commentary 8: The Loss of Reality/The Loss of History: “The Landscape of Industry Is the Open Book of Human Psychology” Commentary 9: Reliability 242 247 Commentary 10: The Violence of Relationality: “The Necessary Production of False Consciousness” 250 Commentary 11: On the Dialectical Gravitational Relations in History The Dialectic Is Ungrammatical 256 256 The Difficulty with Rooting Dialectical Perception In Sensuousness The Idiosyncrasy of Everyday Movements 257 26O The Turn of Master/Slave Relations, Outlasting Causality, Third-Party Damages City/Bombs 262 263 The Differences among Clocks 265 “A horrendous act, committed In silence” 267 Commentary 12: The Ancient Naval Hero as Metaphor of the Enlightenment; German Brooding Counterimages; Obstinacy I. The Story of Jason The Golden Fleece 268 270 271 The Violent Learning Process of Commodity Exchange on the Mediterranean Sea 273 The Residents of Colchis, the Arrival of the Argonauts, Different Social Speeds The Law of Hospitality 274 275 Exporting Environmental Destruction; The Aggressive Spirit of the Greeks 277 II. Why the Myths from the Continental Interior Speak Differently; Labor Writes Its Myths in the Form of Objectified Production 279 The Wolf and the Seven Young Kids: Enlightenment as the Capacity for Differentiation in the Defense of Home 280 The Temporal Core of the Brothers Grimms’ Fairy Tales 282 A Few Distinctions in the Story of the Seven Young Kids The Song of Blacksmith Volund 285 287 The Story of the Rejuvenated Little Old Man 289 The Sense of Collective Agency; When Nothing Collective Is Possible “The Obstinate Child” A Comparison of Antigone and “The Obstinate Child” PART 3 vi 290 292 293 THE VIOLENCE OF R E L A T I O N A Լ I T Y War as Labor I. II. 300 300 The Division of Labor зоо IV. The Distinction between Individual Combat Labor and War V. The Illusion of Leadership 309 III. VI. 313 306 vu. War as a Maze 315 1. Napoleon at the Gates of Madrid 320 2. The Fracturing of the Lahor of War 321 3. 322 4. The Unintentional Strengthening of Asymmetry on the Side of Those Attacked 322 5. Examining the Active Elements of Asymmetrical War under the Concept of Labor 324 6. Can a Global Monopoly on Force Be Established Once Again? What Form of Emancipation of the Community Could Offer a Response to Asymmetrical Warfare? 325 viii. How the Twentieth Century Derailed in August 1914 327 IX. The Illusion of the Blitzkrieg: Intelligence in War 329 X. The Prelude to War: The Production of War as the Collateral Damage of Armaments Projects ззі Commentary 13: Six Stories about the Labor of War Aspen in Summer 334 334 An Exam Topic at West Point 335 Karl Korsch’s Theory of the Blitzkrieg ззв A Special Application of the Force of Labor: Drilling into the Hills of Vauquois In Constantinople in Eight Hours 337 ззв Seeking with the Soul the Land of the Tigris and the Euphrates vu 340 Love Politics: The Obstinacy of Intimacy Love Politics 341 The Search for Good Fortune in the Private Sphere 343 The Primary Production of All Human Social Characteristics in the Intimate Sphere 345 The Subsistence Economy within Love 347 The Breeding Ground of Human Characteristics: Authority and Family 348 Reliability 353 Damages Suffered by Third Parties 354 The Interaction between Sexuality and Child Rearing 356 The Libido’s Resistance to Domestication 358 The Many Eyes 362 Measurements, Weights, and Rules 363 The Commodity Character in the Labor of Relationships 366 A Special Feature of Exchange Value in the Labor of Relationships 368 Private Property of Relationships Compared with the Historical Principle of Private Property 369 Phylogénie Property 371 What Is Enlightenment in the Relations of Relationships? Autonomy = Emergence 379 Commentary 14: Five Stories about Love Politics The Farmer in Me 385 385 The Origins of the Skeleton Obviously Lay In the Mouth 385 The Derivation of Reason (Raison) from the Word L’arraisonnement Pleasures of the Tongue, Empathy, and the Impartial Spectator зее Traction through the Belly 387 appendix: an atlas of concepts (with interspersed stories) Obstinacy 390 History 390 Labor 390 Out of Sight, Out of Mind 391 “Where Has All the Work Gone? Long Time Passing” A Gray Monday 391 392 Subjective-Objective 395 Labor Capacity 395 Navigational Labor 395 Concept 396 Self-Regulation 397 Metaphoric Concept 398 The Peasant Rebellion of the Spirit in Mathematics 398 An Encounter with Good Fortune in a Globalized World Lived Time for Cash 373 400 Derailment 401 The Law of the Included Third Exclusionary Mechanisms 401 401 399 385 Forces, Associative and Hermetic 402 Stinginess and Abstract Hedonism The Attribute of Isolation 40Յ 403 A Dissertation with Inadequate References Hermetic and Associative Forces 403 404 A Return to Independent Cultivation 405 Production, Primary and Secondary 406 Spanish Partisans 407 Ways Out Must Be Found within People’s Fields of Action, and Not in Centers of Governance 407 Derivatives of Subjective Characteristics 408 Homo volāns 409 The Collective Worker 409 Reality 412 Property 412 Primitive Expropriation, Primitive Accumulation Balancing Labor 414 Antirealism of Feeling 414 “Antirealism of Feeling 414 A Playful Interaction in the Office 415 Film Scenes from the World of Work The Breakdown of Experience The Appearance of Cooperation 416 417 418 Proletarian 418 “Capitalism within us” 419 Separation Energy 420 Precision Maneuvering 420 Simple Labor 420 Land of Unlimited Opportunities 420 Industrial Ruins, Left Behind by Investors Adult Education for the Finance Industry A Nightcap Conversation 421 421 422 Second Nature 422 Dependent Annex 423 Subsumption, Formal and Real Above and Below 424 423 413 Concreteness 424 Relation of History 424 Relations of Production 425 Relation of Intercourse 425 Action That Leapfrogs over a Vital Step in Politics Use Value 425 Commodity Fetish 426 Inflation Is Raining In November 1923 425 427 427 The Concierges of Paris 428 A Suggestion from Alexandria 429 The Accumulation of Unreality as Exemplified by Greece Market Legitimation versus Popular Legitimation 430 Thermidor 431 The Human Is an Inversion Machine 431 Damaged Dialectic 431 Condorcet Hurls Himself Into the Welter of the Revolution Deng Is Amazed by How Swiftly People Learn the Complexities of Capitalism 432 The Fossilized Trace of an Independent Thought Capital—Countercapital 434 Alienation 434 Emergence from Self-Incurred Alienation Singularity of the Polis 435 Separation 435 Relationality 436 On the Roof of The World Holbrooke’s End 21,999 B.C. 438 Circulatory Systems Identity 439 Theory Labor 439 Orientation 440 Notes 443 Index 521 436 438 439 433 435 432 429
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spellingShingle	Kluge, Alexander 1932- Negt, Oskar 1934-2024 History and obstinacy Historical materialism Historical materialism fast Produktivität (DE-588)4047364-8 gnd Geschichte (DE-588)4020517-4 gnd Arbeit (DE-588)4002567-6 gnd Historischer Materialismus (DE-588)4025131-7 gnd Arbeitsproduktivität (DE-588)4002766-1 gnd
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title	History and obstinacy
title_alt	Geschichte und Eigensinn
title_auth	History and obstinacy
title_exact_search	History and obstinacy
title_full	History and obstinacy Alexander Kluge, Oskar Negt ; edited with an introduction by Devin Fore ; translated by Richard Langston with Cyrus Shahan, Martin Brady, Helen Hughes, and Joel Golb
title_fullStr	History and obstinacy Alexander Kluge, Oskar Negt ; edited with an introduction by Devin Fore ; translated by Richard Langston with Cyrus Shahan, Martin Brady, Helen Hughes, and Joel Golb
title_full_unstemmed	History and obstinacy Alexander Kluge, Oskar Negt ; edited with an introduction by Devin Fore ; translated by Richard Langston with Cyrus Shahan, Martin Brady, Helen Hughes, and Joel Golb
title_short	History and obstinacy
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topic	Historical materialism Historical materialism fast Produktivität (DE-588)4047364-8 gnd Geschichte (DE-588)4020517-4 gnd Arbeit (DE-588)4002567-6 gnd Historischer Materialismus (DE-588)4025131-7 gnd Arbeitsproduktivität (DE-588)4002766-1 gnd
topic_facet	Historical materialism Produktivität Geschichte Arbeit Historischer Materialismus Arbeitsproduktivität
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