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Revision as of 16:28, 28 October 2025
* Book: Power and Modes of Exchange. Kojin Karatani.
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Summary
From the author, Kojin Karatani:
"I have been rethinking the mode of exchange in the same line, which will become a book titled “Power and Modes of Exchange”. At the heart of that book is what might be called the “science of spirits”. My consideration of “spirit” has some of its origins in Hegel’s spirits (especially in his Philosophy of Right, which deals with the problem of the capital-nation-state) and Marx’s fetish (Capital). In this essay, I will give a very brief introduction to this “science of spirits”."
- From the essay "Science of Spirit," by Kojin Karatani, published in Crisis & Critique, Vol. 8, Issue 2, Dec. 13, 2021.
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More information
- Structure of World History
- See also the essay "Capital as Spirit," by Kojin Karatani, published in Crisis & Critique, Vol 3, Issue 3, Nov. 16, 2016 -
- Modes of Exchange
- Evolution of the Modes of Exchange
- Kojin Karatani on Why We Should Move from Modes of Production to Modes of Exchange
- From Modes of Production to Modes of Exchange
- Historical Approach to Shifts in Modes of Exchange
- Introduction To Modes of Exchange
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