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The Appropriation of Fixed Capital : A Metaphor?

The author revisits his basic intuition, which turns the central axiom of capitalism on its head: while, in the industrial mode of production, the worker used to be subjected to the capital-owner who held exclusive property of the means of production (the factory), cognitive capitalism has to face a new situation, wherein fixed capital takes the form the worker’s capacity, located in the worker’s body and mind. “Reappropriation” is not to be understood as a mere metaphor, but rather as an axiom of socio-political transformations.