CONTENTS 
s Classifying 
I What the historians say 
II Natural history 
III Structure 
IV Character 
V Continuity and catastrophe 
VI Monsters and fossils 
VII The discourse of nature 
6 Exchanging 
I The analysis of wealth 
II Money and prices 
III Mercantilism : 
IV The pledge and the price 
V' The creation of value 
VI Utility 
VII General table 
VIII Desire and representation 
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PART II 
7 The limits of representation 
I The age of history 
II The measure of labour 
III The organic structure of beings 
IV Word inflection 
V Heology and criticism 
VI Objective syntheses 
8 Labour, life, language 
I The new empiricities 
II Ricardo 
HI Cuvier 
IV Bopp 
V Language become object 
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