Fetishism and the theory of value: reassessing Marx in the 21st century

Chapter 1: Introduction -- Section 1: The Concept of Fetishism -- Chapter 2: The Origins of the Term in Marx's Writings -- Chapter 3: The Development of the Concept over Time -- Chapter 4: Fetishism: a Preliminary Exegesis -- Section 2: The Ontology of Fetishism -- Chapter 5: Fetishism of Money, Capital, Interest-bearing Capital and Commodities -- Chapter 6: The Form of Value: the Scylla of Bailey and the Charybdis of Hegel -- Chapter 7: Appearance and Reality: Some Ontological Issues -- Section 3: On Value and Meaning -- Chapter 8: What is Value? Marx's Use of Analogy -- Chapter 9: The Limitations of Structural Marxism -- Chapter 10: The Commodity as Sign -- Section 4: The Social Relations of Production, Exchange and Consumption -- Chapter 11: Marx's Emphasis on Production -- Chapter 12: Exchange and Reciprocity -- Chapter 13: Consumption, Need and Use-Value -- Section 5: Marx in the 21st Century -- Chapter 14: Marx and the Environment -- Chapter 15: Marx and Financialisation -- Chapter 16: Conclusion.

Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- About the Book -- Praise for Fetishism and the Theory of Value -- Contents -- About the Author -- 1: Introduction -- Bibliography -- Part I: The Concept of Fetishism -- 2: The Origins of Fetishism in Marx's Writings -- Bibliography -- 3: The Development of the Concept over Time -- Critique of Hegel's Doctrine of the State (1843) -- A Contribution to a Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right: Introduction (1843-1844) -- Excerpts from James Mill's Elements of Political Economy (1844) -- Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844 -- The Holy Family (1844) -- Theses on Feuerbach (1845) -- The German Ideology (1846) -- Marx's Letter to Annenkov (December 28, 1846) -- The Poverty of Philosophy (1847) -- Grundrisse (1858) -- A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy (1859) -- Bibliography -- 4: Fetishism: A Preliminary Exegesis -- 1. Social -- 2. Relation -- 3. Social Relation Between Men -- 4. Relation Between Things -- 5. Assumes the Fantastic Form Of -- Bibliography -- Part II: The Ontology of Fetishism -- 5: Fetishism of Money, Capital, Interest-Bearing Capital and Commodities -- The Fetishism of Money -- The Fetishism of Capital -- The Fetishism of Interest-Bearing Capital -- Commodity Fetishism -- Bibliography -- 6: The Form of Value: The Scylla of Bailey and the Charybdis of Hegel -- Annex: A Comparison Between the First and Second German Editions of Capital -- Modification 1 -- Modification 2 -- Modification 3 -- Introduction -- Modification 5 -- Bibliography -- 7: Appearance and Reality: Some Ontological Issues -- Bibliography -- Part III: On Value and Meaning -- 8: What Is Value? Marx's Use of Analogy -- Bibliography -- 9: The Limitations of Structural Marxism -- Introduction -- Althusser -- Lévi-Strauss: Communication and Exchange -- Godelier: A Synthesis -- Bibliography.