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Bensaïd, Daniel 5, 198, 202
Berardi, Franco 56–7
Berlant, Lauren 219–20
Beslay, Charles 131
Borch-Jacobsen, Mikkel 97–9, 101n, 105–6, 107, 108
Bosteels, Bruno 89, 150
boundaries, destruction of122
bourgeois equality 121
bourgeois ideology 79–81, 86–7, 88, 113
bourgeois individual, the 62–3
branding 33–5
Brazil 18
Brophy, Enda 17–18
Brunt, Rosalind 53–5
bubbles 8, 14, 96
Buford, Bill 118–20
Busi, Frederick 131n
Butler, Judith 78, 81–2
Canada 123
Canetti, Elias 5, 6, 32, 64–6, 120–3, 127–8, 214–16, 217, 242, 246, 259
capitalism 23, 54, 67, 140, 251–2 abolition of252–3 and adulthood 45 creative destruction 252–3 and individuality 37, 41–2 late 42–3 monopoly 44 neoliberal 47 promotion ofthe individual 32 uneven development of25 unfettered 256–7 welfare 40 see also communicative capitalism
capitalist realism 67
career management 47–8
cascade effects 15, 96
Castells, Manuel 70–1
celebrities, identification with 42
centralism 167–70
Chicago Communist Party 243–8
choice 52
circuits ofexploitation 17–18
citizen-subject, the 62–3
civil society 62–3
class 181, 220, 223
class analysis, failure of23
class conflict 255
class consciousness 179–80, 182, 192, 198–9, 203–5, 212–13, 223
class politics, failure of22–3
class struggle 14–22, 134–5, 157, 181–2, 201, 253–5
Coca-Cola 143 “Share a Coke” advertising campaign 34–5
cognitive diversity 11
collective being 9, 94
collective desire 105, 108, 112, 214, 234–42, 260–1
collective doers 197
collective energy 4
collective intelligence 11
collective mind 101
collective movement 6
collective power 10, 29, 258
collective responsibility 50
collective strength, loss of3–4
collective unconscious 100
collective voice 180
collectivity 8, 9, 22, 60, 64, 65, 90, 113, 114, 116, 200, 222–3, 235, 249 assault on 31–72 and constraint 73 and cooperation 253–4 and force 124 fragmentation of32 impossibility of69–70 and leadership 175–6 left realism and 67–72 political strength from 25–9 power of72 and the unconscious 100 undesirable 67–8
commanded individuality 31–2, 50–5, 63, 72
commonality 4
common belonging 81–2
commons 13
communication multitasking 58 networked 13–14, 57–9
communication networks 15–16
communicative capitalism 6–7, 10, 11, 14, 31, 123–4 circuits ofexploitation 17–18 class struggle 16–22 class war 16–17 core 17 crowds under 28 inequality 50

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