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by capitalism in terms that precisely anticipate much of Santnerâs argument. One insight contributed by this work is a distinction between flesh considered sub specie aeternitatis (to borrow from both Spinoza and de Vriesâ response) and considered at the level of individual bodies or modes. This distinction allows a bridge between de Vries and Santnerâs reply: Santnerâs concern is the particular formation of the flesh under capitalism, and the ways that formation drives bodies to work individually and in concert. De Vriesâ response is more concerned with the ways that flesh (considered from a more a-Â ubjective and global perspective) might offer oppors tunities for different forms of organization that only appear at a remove from the bodies that produce flesh in its present form. Both levels of analysis are necessary, and a more expansive conversation among thinkers working with similar concepts of immanence, surplus, and collective embodiment (of whom Spinoza and Kordela are two of the most perceptive) suggests itself as one useful way to continue to map the terrain Santner has laid out. Matthew Bost î Whitman College Works Cited Balibar, Ãtienne. The Philosophy of Marx. Trans. Chris Turner. London: Verso, 2017. Casarino, Cesare. Modernity at
The Comparatist – University of North Carolina Press
Published: Nov 1, 2017
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