The Psychopathology of American Capitalism

IntroductionThe Relevance of MarxismMarxist LimitationsThe Relevance of PsychoanalysisDisplacement and CondensationThe Rhetoric of RepetitionCognitive RepressionKettle LogicNational DaydreamsFetishizingChapter SummariesChapter 1: Marx, Freud, and CapitalChapter 2: Immanent Injustice: Race and GenderReproduction Rights: A New ManifestoChapter 3: Misrepresentations: Deleuze and GuattariChapter 4: Zizek's Hysterical CommoditiesCommoditySymptomHysteriaChapter 5: Marketed FetishismChapter 6: Language, Thought, and EconomyChapter 7: Coldwar CognitionThe Beginnings of Ethno-Political AmericanismThe Anti-Father Father: Ronald ReaganChapter 8: Anticommunism and AcademiaChapter 9: AnglocentrismMartial Culture and the Modern Language Association of AmericaChapter 10: From Economy to Identity: How Many Ends Does It Take to Make a Middle?ConclusionThe Politics of EntertainmentAfterword: Sanders, Clinton, and TrumpReferences