with romantic theories of the state and their feudal anti-capitalism, with Prussianism and socialism or other ideologies as premature solutions of social contradictions."

..They fill nihilism-this eminently synchronous contradiction in the retinue of late capitalism, this ideological parallel to the commodity reification of all people and things-with hybrid structures, such as the war spirit of 1914..

"There are today harmonizing images of the past which merely seek to retract or to subordinate to themselves the excesses of capitalism...

I read some excerpts years ago but wasn't impressed still being oriented around labor time.

"Lipietz presents a cogent and convincing argument that traditional Marxist economics has concentrated too heavily on the production process at the price of ignoring day-to-day forms of capitalist commerce—money and commodities."

Looked it up and sounds on point.

Love some Marxist economics

-Foucault, Society Must be Defended, p. 79.

(note race used here is not referring to later use of biological and medical sense of the term.. and the citation to Marx is actually less direct than that quote? But still holds I think)

From that collection, a new translation of Johannes Agnoli's "Destruction as the Determination of the Scholar in Miserable Times" has also been transcribed and available here. Much of Agnoli's work is not available in English but keep an eye on Libcom for more: 

libcom.org/article/dest...