Rethinking Marxism, Volume 37, Issue 4

David Primrose (Editor), Zoe Sherman (Editor)

SYMPOSIUM: “TOO BIG TO FAIL, TOO MONSTROUS TO SURVIVE” Edited by David Primrose and Zoe Sherman

Introduction
Is Capitalism Now “Too Big to Fail, Too Monstrous to Survive”? A Symposium in Response to David Harvey, Edited by David Primrose and Zoe Sherman
Zoe Sherman
Pages: 407-409

“Too Big to Fail, Too Monstrous to Survive”: An Interview with David Harvey on a Rethinking of Marx’s Capital and Anti-capitalist Praxis
David Primrose & Zoe Sherman
Pages: 410-435

Too Big to Fail, Too Monstrous to Survive: Capitalism, Extractivism, and the Ecological Challenges for Anticapitalist Movements
Mariko Lin Frame
Pages: 436-453

Too Small to Survive, Too Monstrous to Fall
Anup Dhar & Anjan Chakrabarti
Pages: 454-478

Too Monstrous to Fail? Cannibal Capitalism in the Urban Peruvian Amazon
Japhy Wilson
Pages: 479-495

Becoming Human
Boone W. Shear
Pages: 496-515

Economists and the Necessity of Capitalism: A Lacanian Account of the Segue from Capitalist Inevitability to Conspiracy Theory
Ellen Russell & Charles Wells
Pages: 516-532

Qualifying Alienation and Dereification in the Capitalocene; or, More Anthropocentrism or Less Anthropocentrism? Yes, Please!
Robert Geal
Pages: 533-555

A Materialist and Historical Analysis of Natural Science in Engels’s Thought: The Introduction to Dialectics of Nature
Raphael Alves Feitosa
Pages: 556-568

China’s Common Prosperity from a Class Perspective
Anjan Chakrabarti
Pages: 569-612

Recognizing the Diversity of Forms through Sartre: Practice, Power, and Forms of Life: Sartre’s Appropriation of Hegel and Marx
by Terry Pinkard (London: University of Chicago Press, 2022).
M. Zaenul Muttaqin
Pages: 613-616

216 pages, ebook

Published December 1, 2025