Uncover the profound potential of collective agency in this insightful exploration of emancipatory subjectivity. Drawing on Marxist philosophy, psychoanalysis, and post-colonial critiques, this collection challenges contemporary capitalism and examines the historical and emergent forms of ‘the Many.’ Essential for students of political theory, academics, and activists in India, it introduces provocative concepts like ‘dividuality’ and ‘always-on capitalism.’ Delve into the crisis and resurgence of collective power, gaining a deeper understanding of how masses, crowds, and multitudes shape our world. A vital addition to intellectual discourse.