Agatha Brandão de Oliveira

How should we understand capitalism itself, as more than a mere economic model? What are capitalism’s “boundary struggles”? Why does capitalism have a front-story and a back-story? How does law tie in?

Is capitalism legally and linguistically encoded? If so, how far does it colonize or cannibalize law and language as its non-economic “takings”?

Elgar, 2019

If capitalism has a religion, it is probably the protestant ethic that first comes to mind. The cult of global capitalism reconstructs markets as churches. How does the Jewish Question fit here? And how should Gaia intervene?