Accumulation and subjectivity : rethinking Marx in Latin America

Introduction: Rethinking Marx in Latin America / Karen Benezra -- Property and history. On subsumption as form and the use of asynchronies / Massimiliano Tomba -- "I am he": a history of dispossession's not-yet-present in colonial Yucatán / David Kazanjian -- Latin American Marxism: history and accumulation / Sergio Villalobos-Ruminott -- Accumulation as total conversion / Karen Benezra -- Class and totality. José Aricó and the concept of socioeconomic formation / Marcelo Starcenbaum -- An irresolvable tension: the part or the whole? The effects of the "crisis of Marxism" in the work of René Zavaleta Mercado / Jaime Ortega Reyna -- Class and accumulation / Pablo Pérez Wilson -- Sovereignty and debt. The "insurgent subject" versus accumulation by dispossession in Álvaro García Linera and Jorge Sanjinés / Irina Alexandra Feldman -- Debt, violence, and subjectivity / Alessandro Fornazzari -- Psychotic violence: crime and consumption in the apocalyptic phase of capitalism / Horacio Legrás -- Postmigrancy: borders, primitive accumulation, and labor at the U.S./Mexico border / Abraham Acosta -- The subject and nature. Marx's theory of the subject / Bruno Bosteels -- The impasses of environmentalism: subjectivity and accumulation in the World-Ecology Project / Orlando Bentancor -- "Non-capital" and the torsion of the subject / Gavin Walker.