Marx and Contemporary Critical Theory: The Philosophy of Real Abstraction

Chapter 1: Editors' Introduction (Antonio Oliva, Ivan Novara, Angel Oliva).
Part 1: Reconstructing the Problem of Real Abstraction

Chapter 2: Value Form and Abstract Labour in Marx. A critical review of Alfred Sohn-Rethel's notion of "real abstraction" (John Milios).
Chapter 3: Money as a practical abstraction: From Feuerbach to Marx through Hess (1841-1844) (Pablo Nocera).
Chapter 4: Real Abstraction: Philological Issues (Roberto Fineschi).
Chapter 5: Marx's method and the use of abstraction (Alfonso Maurizio Iacono).
Chapter 6: Method and Value: Engels through Seth-Rothel (Paul Blackledge).
Chapter 7: Marx: the method of political economy as an ontological critique (Mario Duayer).
Chapter 8: Marx, Berkeley, and Bad Abstractions (Patrick Murray).
Part 2: Repercussions in the Method and in the Critique of the Social System.
Chapter 9: On Capital as Real Abstraction (Werner Bonefield).
Chapter 10: The Lost Roads and the Steep Paths of "Real Abstraction" (Jacques Bidet).
Chapter 11: On real objects that are not sensuous: Marx and abstraction in actu (Mauricio Vieira Martins).
Chapter 12: The concept of form in the critique of political economy (Alberto Bonnet).
Chapter 13: The real contradictions (Commodities as coherence of contradiction) (Christian Sucksdorf).
Chapter 14: Reification and Real Abstraction in Marx's Critique of Political Economy (Ingo Elbe).
Chapter 15: The Critique of Real Abstraction: from the Critical Theory of Society to the Critique of Political Economy and Back Again (Chris O' Kane).
Chapter 16: Real Abstraction in Light of the "Practical Revolution in Epistemology" (Labriola). Considerations on the Uses and Limits of a Concept (Wolfgang Fritz Haug).
Chapter 17: Real Abstraction in the History of the Natural Sciences (Oliver Schlaudt and Peter Mclaughlin).
Chapter 18: Zapatista autonomythe invention of time as a discontinuity and untotaling category (Sergio Tischler).