Political Thought of John Holloway

Alfonso García Vela is Professor and Researcher at the Instituto de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades at the Benemérita Universidad Autonóma de Puebla, México.Alberto Bonnet is Professor and Researcher at the Department of Economics and Administration of the National University of Quilmes, Argentina.

• Chapter 1. John Holloway and the Meaning of Revolution Today (Alfonso García Vela & Alberto Bonnet).- Part I: Marxism and Political Theory.- Chapter 2. On Domination and its Fragility (Richard Gunn & Adrian Wilding).- Chapter 3. Suffering and its Social Validation: On Abstract Labour (Werner Bonefeld).- Chapter 4. Class, Contradiction and Antagonism (Adrián Piva).- Chapter 5. An 18th Century Ancestor of Crack Capitalism: How Rousseau’s Radical Democracy helps us Open Cracks in Capitalism (Yiorgos Moraitis & Vasilis Grollios).- Part II: Struggles, Critique, and Emancipation.- Chapter 6. Ontologizing negativity: the political consequences of the tension between doing and the cracks (Edith González & Panagiotis Doulos).- Chapter 7. Cracking the Everyday Life: Discipline and Emancipation in the Pandemic Era (Katerina Nasioka & Marios Panierakis).- Part III: Holloway and Critical Theory.- Chapter 8. Holloway and Marcuse: The Foundation ofNegative Subjectivity (Alfonso García Vela).- Chapter 9. The crisis of capital and the conformist rebellion: on the need to reflect on the false solutions (José A. Zamora).- Chapter 10. John Holloway and the Dialectic of Revolution (Alberto Bonnet).- Chapter 11. Doing the Locomotive: on Running towards Disaster, Being the Disaster and some bad Screams in John Holloway's Contributions to Open Marxism 4 (Marcel Stoetzler).-Afterword (John Holloway).