La lógica del capital y la producción de lo moderno en el Marx tardío

This article argues that the world market is a spatial and temporal determination resulting from the logic of capital, articulating various contemporary readings of Karl Marx's work. To achieve this, the constitutive categories of the concept of capital and the idea of the automatic subject are synthesized, showing how it produces the general social forms of modern mediation. The concrete manifestation, the everyday and empirical life of the modern, is presented as the world market, whose abstract and transcendental premises can be found in the process of valorization.