Antonio Callari
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1600451 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Antonio Callari |
| PRENOMES | Antonio |
| SOBRENOME | Callari |
| ASSINATURA | CALLARI A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Franklin & Marshall College |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7326-1530 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 46 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1982 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Transition Between Sensitive Delusion of Reference and Mood Disorder
The Sensitive Delusion of Reference is a clinical entity described by Ernst Kretschmer and never integrated into mainstream nosographic systems. It represents the possibility of developing psychosis starting from a personality characterized by sensitivity, scrupulousness, and fear of judgment of others. The presentation of the following clinical case highlights how the overlap between this clinical entity and mood disorders leads to characteristi…
Was It Simple to Be a Marxist in Economics? A Tribute to Stephen Resnick
This essay was written in honor of Stephen Resnick. It places his work in the tradition of activism and performativity of theory associated with Luis Althusser, and it situates his work in a particular political and theoretical conjuncture (as it situates Althusser's work in its own conjuncture). It argues that Resnick's theoretical practice was designed, as Althusser's had been, to give class-struggles an epistemic value, that this practice is b…
Marxism from the Outside
This essay situates the book World of the Third and Global Capitalism on the landscape of a theoretical journey of Marxist theory over the last half century. It paints the beginning of the journey as marked by the unraveling of a certain form of the Marxist subject of history, the classical working class; it characterizes the journey as an exploration into and a reconstruction of the domains of economy and of subjectivity; it posits World of the …
The Question of Ethics
This essay outlines the strengths and limitations of a professional ethics for economists. While such an ethics can, by its very existence, highlight the limitations of economic knowledge, it does not challenge the status of economics as a knowledge standing apart from, and presiding over, the practical experiences of citizens/workers/consumers. Separate from a larger project to democratize economic “life” itself, a professional ethics could even…
Contending Economic Theories
Books are never in their own times. Disciplines change, and each book—even traditional textbooks—will track the discipline one way or another. If this is only philosophically true in cases of disci
Remarx
In this rejoinder, we respond to Vasilis Grollios's critical engagement with our essay “Rethinking Socialism: Community, Democracy, and Social Agency.” We defend the idea that rethinking the problem of subjectification is consistent with materialism and necessary for a Marxian politics of transition from capitalism
A New Chapter for U.S. Imperialism
This essay argues that the current economic crisis normalizes a transformation of the U.S. imperialist structure of surplus “accumulation.” Whereas the prior form of imperialism worked to create the conditions for surplus value production within the United States, the new imperialism works to channel globally produced surplus back to it. And whereas the prior form of imperialism was characterized by relatively high labor-power values in the Unite…
Rethinking Socialism
In this essay, we show how Marxian theory can contribute to the ongoing rethinking of the concepts of “community” and “democracy,” especially in relation to the question of “social agency.” Our discussion is organized around a particular reading of Marx's concept of commodity fetishism and broadens the notions of “the social” and of “the economy” beyond the unidimensional concepts that have undergirded much of orthodox thinking, transforming them…
A Methodological Reflection on the “Thick Socialism” of Socialism after Hayek
This article discusses the valuable contribution that Ted Burczak's Socialism After Hayek makes to the Marxist theory of socialism by drawing on the Hayekian appreciation of markets as processes of discovery. But the article also critiques the book's acceptance of Hayek's exclusive reliance on markets as a mode of economic organisation. The article reflects on the methodological conditions that might have led the book down a path of market essent…
Imperialism and the Rhetoric of Democracy in the Age of Wall Street
This essay argues that the territorial fluidity of the process of surplus production has been accompanied by a new form of imperialism, resting on a structural separation of the processes of surplus appropriation and distribution from the processes of surplus production and a strengthening of the moment of appropriation and distribution under the control of the U.S. ruling class/es. The essay also argues that this new form can and should be under…
The Practice of Theory
This essay reviews Montag's Louis Althusser. It highlights this text's idea of theoretical practicing as its most significant contribution to and extension of Althusserian Marxism. It also suggests that the text's method of fixing the materiality of ideology in the texts of literature can be extended to the materiality of the spaces (interior and exterior) and times of ‘subjects.’
In this special issue
Aronson's Marxism is Dead. Long Live Marxism
(1996). Aronson's Marxism is Dead. Long Live Marxism. Rethinking Marxism: Vol. 9, No. 3, pp. 79-84
After Marxism
Marxism in the postmodern age
A Conversation with Cornel West
Tendencies of Criticism in Contemporary Italy
(1992). Tendencies of Criticism in Contemporary Italy. Rethinking Marxism: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 32-43
Perestroika, Socialism, and Europe
Marxian Value Theory and the Problem of the Subject
(1989). Marxian Value Theory and the Problem of the Subject: The Role of Commodity Fetishism. Rethinking Marxism: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 31-60
Analytical Marxism
The school of Analytical Marxism (henceforth, AM) has presented its work as response to certain crisis elements within Traditional Marxism (henceforth, TM). These crisis elements are both theoretico-analytical and historico-political; they involve questions about the validity of traditional Marxian categories (labor-values, exploitation, and so forth) and about the ability of TM to understand historical developments in both socialism and capitali…
Some Developments in Marxian Theory Since Schumpeter
Rilevanza e limiti del neoricardismo. Saggio su Dmitriev, Borkiewicz e Sraffa. Con uno scritto di Claudio Napoleoni
Other| June 01 1983 Rilevanza e limiti del neoricardismo. Saggio su Dmitriev, Borkiewicz e Sraffa. Con uno scritto di Claudio Napoleoni Roberto Marchionatti. Milan: Feltrinelli, 1981. Pp. 163. Lit 7,000. Antonio Callari Antonio Callari Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google History of Political Economy (1983) 15 (2): 297–299. https://doi.org/10.1215/00182702-15-2-297 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Ma…
Marx on Exploitation and Inequality
Other| March 01 1982 Marx on Exploitation and Inequality: An Essay in Marxian Analytical Economics Arun Bose. Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1980. Pp. 237. $14.50. Antonio Callari Antonio Callari Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google History of Political Economy (1982) 14 (1): 128–130. https://doi.org/10.1215/00182702-14-1-128 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation Antonio Callari; Marx on E…
Marxian Value Theory and the Problem of the Subject
(1989). Marxian Value Theory and the Problem of the Subject: The Role of Commodity Fetishism. Rethinking Marxism: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 31-60
Rethinking Socialism
In this essay, we show how Marxian theory can contribute to the ongoing rethinking of the concepts of “community” and “democracy,” especially in relation to the question of “social agency.” Our discussion is organized around a particular reading of Marx's concept of commodity fetishism and broadens the notions of “the social” and of “the economy” beyond the unidimensional concepts that have undergirded much of orthodox thinking, transforming them…
Imperialism and the Rhetoric of Democracy in the Age of Wall Street
This essay argues that the territorial fluidity of the process of surplus production has been accompanied by a new form of imperialism, resting on a structural separation of the processes of surplus appropriation and distribution from the processes of surplus production and a strengthening of the moment of appropriation and distribution under the control of the U.S. ruling class/es. The essay also argues that this new form can and should be under…
Analytical Marxism
The school of Analytical Marxism (henceforth, AM) has presented its work as response to certain crisis elements within Traditional Marxism (henceforth, TM). These crisis elements are both theoretico-analytical and historico-political; they involve questions about the validity of traditional Marxian categories (labor-values, exploitation, and so forth) and about the ability of TM to understand historical developments in both socialism and capitali…
Marxism from the Outside
This essay situates the book World of the Third and Global Capitalism on the landscape of a theoretical journey of Marxist theory over the last half century. It paints the beginning of the journey as marked by the unraveling of a certain form of the Marxist subject of history, the classical working class; it characterizes the journey as an exploration into and a reconstruction of the domains of economy and of subjectivity; it posits World of the …
A Conversation with Cornel West
The Question of Ethics
This essay outlines the strengths and limitations of a professional ethics for economists. While such an ethics can, by its very existence, highlight the limitations of economic knowledge, it does not challenge the status of economics as a knowledge standing apart from, and presiding over, the practical experiences of citizens/workers/consumers. Separate from a larger project to democratize economic “life” itself, a professional ethics could even…
Marx on Exploitation and Inequality
Other| March 01 1982 Marx on Exploitation and Inequality: An Essay in Marxian Analytical Economics Arun Bose. Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1980. Pp. 237. $14.50. Antonio Callari Antonio Callari Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google History of Political Economy (1982) 14 (1): 128–130. https://doi.org/10.1215/00182702-14-1-128 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation Antonio Callari; Marx on E…
Rilevanza e limiti del neoricardismo. Saggio su Dmitriev, Borkiewicz e Sraffa. Con uno scritto di Claudio Napoleoni
Other| June 01 1983 Rilevanza e limiti del neoricardismo. Saggio su Dmitriev, Borkiewicz e Sraffa. Con uno scritto di Claudio Napoleoni Roberto Marchionatti. Milan: Feltrinelli, 1981. Pp. 163. Lit 7,000. Antonio Callari Antonio Callari Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google History of Political Economy (1983) 15 (2): 297–299. https://doi.org/10.1215/00182702-15-2-297 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Ma…
Some Developments in Marxian Theory Since Schumpeter
Marxian Value Theory and the Problem of the Subject
(1989). Marxian Value Theory and the Problem of the Subject: The Role of Commodity Fetishism. Rethinking Marxism: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 31-60
Analytical Marxism
The school of Analytical Marxism (henceforth, AM) has presented its work as response to certain crisis elements within Traditional Marxism (henceforth, TM). These crisis elements are both theoretico-analytical and historico-political; they involve questions about the validity of traditional Marxian categories (labor-values, exploitation, and so forth) and about the ability of TM to understand historical developments in both socialism and capitali…
Perestroika, Socialism, and Europe
Tendencies of Criticism in Contemporary Italy
(1992). Tendencies of Criticism in Contemporary Italy. Rethinking Marxism: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 32-43
A Conversation with Cornel West
Marxism in the postmodern age
Aronson's Marxism is Dead. Long Live Marxism
(1996). Aronson's Marxism is Dead. Long Live Marxism. Rethinking Marxism: Vol. 9, No. 3, pp. 79-84
After Marxism
In this special issue
The Practice of Theory
This essay reviews Montag's Louis Althusser. It highlights this text's idea of theoretical practicing as its most significant contribution to and extension of Althusserian Marxism. It also suggests that the text's method of fixing the materiality of ideology in the texts of literature can be extended to the materiality of the spaces (interior and exterior) and times of ‘subjects.’
Imperialism and the Rhetoric of Democracy in the Age of Wall Street
This essay argues that the territorial fluidity of the process of surplus production has been accompanied by a new form of imperialism, resting on a structural separation of the processes of surplus appropriation and distribution from the processes of surplus production and a strengthening of the moment of appropriation and distribution under the control of the U.S. ruling class/es. The essay also argues that this new form can and should be under…
A Methodological Reflection on the “Thick Socialism” of Socialism after Hayek
This article discusses the valuable contribution that Ted Burczak's Socialism After Hayek makes to the Marxist theory of socialism by drawing on the Hayekian appreciation of markets as processes of discovery. But the article also critiques the book's acceptance of Hayek's exclusive reliance on markets as a mode of economic organisation. The article reflects on the methodological conditions that might have led the book down a path of market essent…
A New Chapter for U.S. Imperialism
This essay argues that the current economic crisis normalizes a transformation of the U.S. imperialist structure of surplus “accumulation.” Whereas the prior form of imperialism worked to create the conditions for surplus value production within the United States, the new imperialism works to channel globally produced surplus back to it. And whereas the prior form of imperialism was characterized by relatively high labor-power values in the Unite…
Rethinking Socialism
In this essay, we show how Marxian theory can contribute to the ongoing rethinking of the concepts of “community” and “democracy,” especially in relation to the question of “social agency.” Our discussion is organized around a particular reading of Marx's concept of commodity fetishism and broadens the notions of “the social” and of “the economy” beyond the unidimensional concepts that have undergirded much of orthodox thinking, transforming them…
Remarx
In this rejoinder, we respond to Vasilis Grollios's critical engagement with our essay “Rethinking Socialism: Community, Democracy, and Social Agency.” We defend the idea that rethinking the problem of subjectification is consistent with materialism and necessary for a Marxian politics of transition from capitalism
Contending Economic Theories
Books are never in their own times. Disciplines change, and each book—even traditional textbooks—will track the discipline one way or another. If this is only philosophically true in cases of disci
Marxism from the Outside
This essay situates the book World of the Third and Global Capitalism on the landscape of a theoretical journey of Marxist theory over the last half century. It paints the beginning of the journey as marked by the unraveling of a certain form of the Marxist subject of history, the classical working class; it characterizes the journey as an exploration into and a reconstruction of the domains of economy and of subjectivity; it posits World of the …
The Question of Ethics
This essay outlines the strengths and limitations of a professional ethics for economists. While such an ethics can, by its very existence, highlight the limitations of economic knowledge, it does not challenge the status of economics as a knowledge standing apart from, and presiding over, the practical experiences of citizens/workers/consumers. Separate from a larger project to democratize economic “life” itself, a professional ethics could even…
Was It Simple to Be a Marxist in Economics? A Tribute to Stephen Resnick
This essay was written in honor of Stephen Resnick. It places his work in the tradition of activism and performativity of theory associated with Luis Althusser, and it situates his work in a particular political and theoretical conjuncture (as it situates Althusser's work in its own conjuncture). It argues that Resnick's theoretical practice was designed, as Althusser's had been, to give class-struggles an epistemic value, that this practice is b…
Transition Between Sensitive Delusion of Reference and Mood Disorder
The Sensitive Delusion of Reference is a clinical entity described by Ernst Kretschmer and never integrated into mainstream nosographic systems. It represents the possibility of developing psychosis starting from a personality characterized by sensitivity, scrupulousness, and fear of judgment of others. The presentation of the following clinical case highlights how the overlap between this clinical entity and mood disorders leads to characteristi…
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