of history. Their teleology is no longer that of the proletariat or of nature, but that of Capital. Today their perspective is, deeply, one of social economy, of a "solidarity economy," of a "transformation of the mode of production," no lo…in the discourse of Toni Negri and his adepts (which represents the point of completion of the marxist tradition and its metaphysics) is doomed to restless political wandering, in the absence of any destination other than whatever destinati…
Yann Moulier Boutang
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Moulier Boutang appears primarily in the course as a figure associated with post-Marxist economic theory and the "solidarity economy," invoked alongside Toni Negri's work on immaterial labor and the transformation of production beyond traditional socialist frameworks. The excerpts situate him within debates about whether contemporary leftist thought can escape Capital's teleology or remains trapped in what the reading critiques as "restless political wandering" without viable alternatives—a tension central to understanding how AI and automation are theorized in relation to labor and social reproduction.
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