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Abstract
This commentary discusses essays by Deborah Jenson and by Antonio Callari and David Ruccio as instances of a “naturalistic” political ontology of the common. It then elaborates on the main features of this topological displacement of Marxism: a nonhumanistic conception of nature and technicity, a constructivism of relations that moves beyond the opposition of economism and aestheticism.
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