One section of this book claims that "the subjugated have absorbed the exploited" to form areplacement for the Marxist proletariat, the "multitude." It defines modernity as control over what isoutside in the section "There Is No More Outside." It suggests that the title structure may bevulnerable to "the productive dimension of biopower" and has no boundaries or center, but is rather"pyramidal" much like the Roman government described by Polybius. This book's reference to theSpinozan concept of "multitude" is elaborated in a namesake 2004 sequel and another followup, thebook (*) Commonwealth. It is possibly the most important theoretical text to end with a quote from AniDiFranco, and advocates for one author's theory of "autonomous Marxism." For 10 points, identify thiswork about the amorp
One section of this book claims that "the subjugated have absorbed the exploited" to form areplacement for the Marxist proletariat, the "multitude." It defines modernity as control over what isoutside in the section "There Is No More Outside." It suggests that the title structure may bevulnerable to "the productive dimension of biopower" and has no boundaries or center, but is rather"pyramidal" much like the Roman government described by Polybius. This book's reference to theSpinozan concept of "multitude" is elaborated in a namesake 2004 sequel and another followup, thebook (*) Commonwealth. It is possibly the most important theoretical text to end with a quote from AniDiFranco, and advocates for one author's theory of "autonomous Marxism." For 10 points, identify thiswork about the amorphous phenomenon that has replaced imperialism, according to Michael Hardt andAntonio Negri.
One section of this book claims that "the subjugated have absorbed the exploited" to form areplacement for the Marxist proletariat, the "multitude."
Empire