La fractura metabólica sociedad-naturaleza ¿es una premisa constitutiva de la urbanización del capital o una consecuencia?
The analysis of urbanization that configures new and complex realities is related to deep disputes between capital accumulation and society-nature metabolism. Trying to contribute to this task, I am interested in presenting the reader with a set of theoretical keys that help us understand and interp...
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2020
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| Sumario: | The analysis of urbanization that configures new and complex realities is related to deep disputes between capital accumulation and society-nature metabolism. Trying to contribute to this task, I am interested in presenting the reader with a set of theoretical keys that help us understand and interpret the origins and foundations of capitalist urbanization. To do this, I rely on critical Marxism and political ecology to understand the process of accumulation of capital and the difference between the accumulation as a past fact or a fact as continuum, during the ‘usual course of things’. Once located in this differentiation that does not require a time, but the geographical circumstances of the territory in which it is implemented, I proceed to analyze how it relates to the predominant urbanization in our days, in order to answer the question of whether the fracture metabolic between society-nature in the process of capital urbanization is a consequence of this or rather a constitutive premise of capital itself and, therefore, as long as there are processes of urbanization under the accumulation of capital, there will inherently exist a metabolic fracture between beings humans and the natural context. |
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