In Toward An Anti-capitalist Composition, James Rushing Daniel Argues That Capitalism Is Eminently Responsible For The Entangled Catastrophes Of The Twenty-first Century-precarity, Economic And Racial Inequality, The Decline Of Democratic Culture, And Climate Change-and That It Must Accordingly Become A Central Focus In The Teaching Of Writing. Delving Into Pedagogy, Research, And Institutional Work, He Calls For An Ambitious Reimagining Of Composition As A Discipline Opposed To Capitalism's Excesses. Drawing On An Array Of Philosophers, Political Theorists, And Activists, Daniel Outlines An Anti-capitalist Approach Informed By The Common, A Concept Theorized By Pierre Dardot And Christian Laval As A Solidaristic Response To Capitalism Rooted In Inventive Political Action.