目录: List of figures x List of tables xi Acknowledgements xii Apologia xiv Credits xv PART I Discovering what is real 1 1 Marketing postmodernity: ‘just like reality, only better’ 3 2 Postmodernity and capital:a personal retrospective 14 3 Retroduction and realism: how to theorize 25 zvx PART II Conclusions in search of a premise: formulating the problem of modernity 43 4 Beyond good and evil: the modern Manicheism 45 5 Everything pregnant with its contrary: nothing constant but change 60 PART III The unknown masterpiece: Marx’s model of capital 79 6 The inner connection: production, distribution and circulation 81 7 The nature of capital: surface, structure, movement 105 zvxi PART IV Capital: society’s law ofmotion and microphysics 133 8 How labour is organized into a productive force: costaccounting, IR and HRM 135 9 The promised ‘connected whole’: Marx, critical realism and Foucault 162 10 Working capital to the surface:explaining the here and now 177 Notes 188 Bibliography 203 Index 217
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