Marx for Cats
A Radical Bestiary
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Pages: 408
Illustrations: 100 illustrations
Release Date: November 03, 2023
Published: November 2023
Author: Leigh Claire La Berge
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Theory and Philosophy > Marxism, Cultural Studies > Animal Studies, Literature and Literary Studies
Theory and Philosophy > Marxism, Cultural Studies > Animal Studies, Literature and Literary Studies
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Leigh Claire La Berge is Professor of English at Borough of Manhattan Community College, City University of New York, and author of Wages Against Artwork: Decommodified Labor and the Claims of Socially Engaged Art, also published by Duke University Press.
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Acknowledgments ix
Introduction. Cat out of the Bag 1
Part I. Menace and Menagerie: The Feudal Mode of Production and Its Cats, 800–1500
1. Lion Kings 25
Intermezzo 1. The Lion-Cat Dialectic 53
2. The Devil’s Cats 58
Part II. The Feline Call to Freedom: Slavery and Revolution in the Age of Empire, 1500–1800
3. Divine Lynxes 95
Intermezzo 2. The Tiger-Tyger Dialectic 125
4. Revolutionary Tigers 129
Part III. Our Dumb Beasts: The Rise of the Bourgeoisie and Its Appropriation of Cats, 1800–1900
5. Wildcats 177
Intermezzo 3. The Cat-Mouse Dialectic 207
6. Domestic Cats, Communal and Servile 212
Part IV. Every Paw Can Be a Claw: Revolutions with Cats, Revolutions Against Capitalism, 1900–2000
7. Sabo-Tabbies 251
Intermezzo 4. The Cat-Comrade Dialectic 288
8. Black Panthers 294
Epilogue. Pussy Cats 329
Notes 339
Bibliography 363
Index 383
Introduction. Cat out of the Bag 1
Part I. Menace and Menagerie: The Feudal Mode of Production and Its Cats, 800–1500
1. Lion Kings 25
Intermezzo 1. The Lion-Cat Dialectic 53
2. The Devil’s Cats 58
Part II. The Feline Call to Freedom: Slavery and Revolution in the Age of Empire, 1500–1800
3. Divine Lynxes 95
Intermezzo 2. The Tiger-Tyger Dialectic 125
4. Revolutionary Tigers 129
Part III. Our Dumb Beasts: The Rise of the Bourgeoisie and Its Appropriation of Cats, 1800–1900
5. Wildcats 177
Intermezzo 3. The Cat-Mouse Dialectic 207
6. Domestic Cats, Communal and Servile 212
Part IV. Every Paw Can Be a Claw: Revolutions with Cats, Revolutions Against Capitalism, 1900–2000
7. Sabo-Tabbies 251
Intermezzo 4. The Cat-Comrade Dialectic 288
8. Black Panthers 294
Epilogue. Pussy Cats 329
Notes 339
Bibliography 363
Index 383
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