Black Semiotics N452
THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE FUTURE
IN THE PRESENT
IS BOUND UP
WITH WHAT IS GIVEN
IN SOMETHING MARX
COULD ONLY SUBJUNTIVELY IMAGINE:
THE COMMODITY WHO SPEAKS.
(the uncut cut in the break of Fred Moten's musico-thinking-sexual-knowledge of meaning)
IF COMMODITIES COULD SPEAK
THEY WOULD SAY THIS:
OUR USE-VALUE MAY INTEREST MEN
BUT IT DOES NOT BELONG TO US
AS OBJECTS.
WHAT DOES BELONG TO US AS OBJECTS, HOWEVER, IS OUR VALUE
OUR OWN INTERCOURSE AS COMMODITIES
PROVES IT.
(the Capital cut)
Labels: black semiotics, bruno verner, Capital, commodity fetishism, commodity who speaks, cut, fear of music, fred moten, frederich douglas, in the break, marx, music, poetry, slavery, subjunctive, theory
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