Chapter 1: Subjective Figures of the Crisis ... - Negri in English

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Capitalism (New York: Metropolitan Books, 2007). For analyses that use the term commoner in ways allied with our own, see the journal the Commoner (www.commoner.org.uk) as well as the work of authors identified with it, such as Massimo De Angelis, George Caffentzis, and Silvia Federici.
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equal exchange, then, the debtor-cr
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information and communication, Dele
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or even ideas but rather through th
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low-intensity war and in others it
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surplus populations are created. If
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epresentatives further enrich thems
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(metaphysical) passage from the "wi
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Chapter 2: Rebellion against the Cr
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want to appropriate your—or, real
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the commodities that have been deni
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messages spread virallv through the
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messages spread virallv through the
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always there. Desertion and disobed
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afterthought. The encamped proteste
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