2021
DOI: 10.15366/relacionesinternacionales2021.47.001
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Del gran abaratamiento a la gran implosión. Clase, clima y la Gran Frontera

Abstract: Este artículo vincula dos grandes acontecimientos histórico-mundiales: el auge del capitalismo tras 1492 y su crisis epocal actual, al final del Holoceno. El autor sostiene que la interminable acumulación de capital ha sido, desde el principio, posibilitada por la interminable conquista de la Tierra: la Gran Frontera. La ecología-mundo capitalista es un tipo peculiar de sociedad de clases que combina la acumulación monetaria con la apropiación excepcionalmente rápida del trabajo humano y planetario. La Gran Fr… Show more

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“…The rise of capitalism was tightly bound to climate change and successive Civilizing Projects (Moore 2021e). European Universalism -and its pivotal trinity of Man, Nature, and Civilization -matured in the long seventeenth century.…”
Section: What Is and What Is Not The Capitalocene? From World-histori...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The rise of capitalism was tightly bound to climate change and successive Civilizing Projects (Moore 2021e). European Universalism -and its pivotal trinity of Man, Nature, and Civilization -matured in the long seventeenth century.…”
Section: What Is and What Is Not The Capitalocene? From World-histori...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Who and what the imperial bourgeoisie designates as Nature and Civilization is fundamental to understanding capitalism's drive towards climate crisis, and its capitalogenic trinity: the climate class divide, climate patriarchy, and climate apartheid (Moore 2019;2021d). An eco-socialism that relegates geocultural domination to the status of a secondary contradiction-rather than woven into the fabric of endless accumulation and the endless conquest of the Earth-is one that accepts the economic reductionism of bourgeois thought (including vulgar Marxisms) and disarms movements for planetary justice.…”
Section: Planetary Crisismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The second is Cheap Nature, which includes human work, as we have seen, but encompasses all webs of life put to work for capital. From this standpoint, "Proletariat" (putting humans to work for capital) and "Biotariat" (putting extra-human life to work for capital) form a world-historical unity (Moore 2021c;2021d;Collis 2014). Whilst Bellamy Foster and Malm have been busy congratulating themselves on their faithfulness to Marx and their fidelity to the class struggle (and therefore, in classically dualist fashion, denouncing potential comrades as class enemies), they have been equally busy ignoring the dialectical relations between humans and other webs of life in a multi-species class struggle that is at the heart of today's climate crisis.…”
Section: Planetary Crisismentioning
confidence: 99%
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