Karl Marx, Historian of Social Times and Spaces (Historical Materialism Book, 238) PDF
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KarlMarx,HistorianofSocialTimesandSpaces Historical Materialism Book Series EditorialBoard LorenBalhorn(Berlin) DavidBroder(Rome) SebastianBudgen(Paris) SteveEdwards(London) JuanGrigera(London) MarcelvanderLinden(Amsterdam) PeterThomas(London) volume 238 Thetitlespublishedinthisseriesarelistedatbrill.com/hm Karl Marx, Historian of Social Times and Spaces By GeorgeGarcía-Quesada leiden | boston TheLibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationDataisavailableonlineathttps://catalog.loc.gov lcrecordavailableathttps://lccn.loc.gov/2021047046 TypefacefortheLatin,Greek,andCyrillicscripts:“Brill”.Seeanddownload:brill.com/brill‑typeface. issn1570-1522 isbn978-90-04-50179-9(hardback) isbn978-90-04-49991-1(e-book) Copyright2022byKoninklijkeBrillnv,Leiden,TheNetherlands. KoninklijkeBrillnvincorporatestheimprintsBrill,BrillNijhoff,BrillHotei,BrillSchöningh,BrillFink, Brillmentis,Vandenhoeck&Ruprecht,BöhlauVerlagandV&RUnipress. Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthispublicationmaybereproduced,translated,storedinaretrievalsystem, ortransmittedinanyformorbyanymeans,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recordingorotherwise, withoutpriorwrittenpermissionfromthepublisher.Requestsforre-useand/ortranslationsmustbe addressedtoKoninklijkeBrillnvviabrill.comorcopyright.com. Thisbookisprintedonacid-freepaperandproducedinasustainablemanner. Inmemoryofmyfriendandmentor, ElizabethMuñozBarquero ∵ Contents Acknowledgements ix ListofFiguresandTables x Introduction:ForaMultilinearScienceofHistory 1 1 HistorywithSocialOntology 17 1.1 PraxisandSpatio-TemporalTotalisation 20 1.2 HistoricalBeing,HistoricityandCategories 33 1.3 FromWorld-HistorytoSpatio-TemporalComplexity 42 Epilogue 52 2 Theory,ModelsandExplanation 54 2.1 AbstractionandMethod 56 2.2 ModesofProductionandSpatio-TemporalModels 70 2.3 Space-TimeinHistoricalExplanation 81 Epilogue 91 3 InMarx’sArchive 94 3.1 DocumentaryCritiqueandCritiqueofIdeology 96 3.2 TheImperialArchiveandtheLimitstoInterpretation 105 3.3 BeyondMarx’sArchive 113 Epilogue 121 4 NarrativeasPresentation 124 4.1 Presentation,Chronotopes,Narrative 126 4.2 PoeticsofTheory 136 4.3 EmplotmentasPolitics 144 Epilogue 154 Conclusions:TowardsaPoliticsofSpatio-TemporalTotalisation 157 Bibliography 165 Index 183 Acknowledgements MydeepestgratitudegoestoPeterOsborne,whosecarefulreadingsandobser- vations always led to substantial improvements to previous versions of this writing.Usefulsuggestionsandchallengingquestionsaboutthisworkwerefor- mulatedatdifferentmomentsbyPeterHallward,HowardCaygillandÉtienne Balibar.HéctorHernández,MariaChehonadskih,GeorgeTomlinson,Eric-John Russell,RebeccaCarsonandFranciscoVíctorgentlyreadoneormorechapters, andtheircommentshavemadethisabetterbook.Theanonymousreviewers oftheoriginalmanuscripthavealsocontributeddecisivelytothisversion.Iam alsoindebtedtoPabloQuirósSolísandDannyHaywardfortheirhelpwiththis edition.Thelimitationsofthisworkarenonethelessmyexclusiveresponsibil- ity. I would also like to thank my mother Ingrid Quesada and her husband, RichardDoud(r.i.p.),fortheirdecisivesupportbeforeandduringmyresearch. IalsoextendthankstoSarayCórdobaaswellasSammy,FabioandYessika,for theirvaluabletimeandresourcesinhelpingmewithdiverseerrandsinCosta Rica,andtoEilynBaltodanoandherfamilyfortheirhospitalityduringmyfirst weeksintheUnitedKingdom.MyfriendsandcolleaguesMinorCalderón,Gis- elleMarín,AlexánderJiménez,PabloHernándezandMarioSalashonouredme withtheirtimeandtrustindealingwithotherrequirements.Lastbutnotleast, IwanttoexpressmygratitudetomypartnerAmandaAlfaroforhersupportat everylevelduringthewritingofthisbook. Theinvestigationleadingtothisbookhasbeenpossiblethankstothepartial sponsorshipoftheUniversityofCostaRica. Figures andTables Figures 1 MomentsofmethodintheGrundrisse 58 2 Levelsofabstractioninhistoricalknowledge 63 3 Eventsandnarrativecausality 134 4 Eventsinanarrativeofunevendevelopment 136 Table 1 Domainsofreality 59
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