- Amazon
- English title: Power and Modes of Exchange
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interchange format A story that discussed A-D, and after delving into D, thought that A-C should also be delved into, and came back to “power”.
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Transcritique (1990)
- Seeing World History from the Perspective of Modes of Exchange” and “The Birth of Mode of Exchange D, which is Recovery at a Higher Level of Mode of Exchange A,” described below.
- Structure of World History (2010)
- Reimagining World History by Introducing the Concept of “Modes of Exchange.”
- Transition from production style to exchange style.
- Marx thought that the mode of production was the economic substructure and that changing it would change the ideological superstructure of the state, but it did not
- As a result, the idea that the conceptual superstructure of the state is independent of the substructure was strengthened.
- Neither is correct. Karatani’s argument is that the economic substructure is not a “mode of production” but a “mode of exchange.
- Exchange Form D, which is “recovery at a higher level of Exchange Form A.”
- To return to A after experiencing exchange form C.
- The mini-world system created by reciprocity of Exchange Form A becomes the universal republic of Kant by [Exchange Form D
- The state is gone eternal peace. - For Eternal Peace
- donation of a right of belligerency
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D study (2015-2016)
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Power and Exchange Style (2022)
- I thought about the “conceptual power” of the exchange style.
- A: spell power.
- B: authority
- C: capital power.
- D: Their combined “power
- Read “Power and Exchange Styles” by Yukito Karatani (2023)
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