The problem of the value-form Within the framework of the analysis of the value form, Marx is not concerned with analyzing the exchange relations of commodities, whether they are conceptually founded as historical or logical or as historical-logical forms of […]
Marx`Theory of Value (complete text)
Liu Zhiqin, Senior Researcher, Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China His talk on the launch of the book. We are currently in an era of great change, the likes of which we will not see again in
Financial Capital in the 21 Century (in China)
In order to obtain the general form of value from the unfolded form of value, only the simple operation of inversion is required, which implies that we are virtually dealing with a simultaneous second and third form of value. The
2. simple and unfolded value form We assume, on the one hand, with the so-called capital-logical reading (which, starting from Hans-Georg Backhaus, has been widely discussed as value form analysis since the 1968 student movement, especially in Germany, cf. Backhaus
We start here with a five-part series on marx’s theory of value. The problem of the value-form Within the framework of the analysis of the value form, Marx is not concerned with analyzing the exchange relations of commodities, whether they
Most Marxist discourses understand both technology, the logical discourse on the teleology of complete mastery of nature, which proves to be the decisive orientation for the Western natural sciences, and the technical object, the practical object of the theoretical sciences,
Response to Climate Leviathan Who will decide on climate change? Who, that is, will declare a global “climate emergency,” thereby instituting the exceptional political measures necessary to subdue the otherwise unabated, planetary ecological catastrophe of our time? Geoff Mann and
Sometimes I seem to be completely oblivious to the world around me. It is a curious sensation for someone who has filled three volumes with a story of intense immersion in what exists. Probably, I tell myself, it happens because
Marx’s dictum that, in the final instance, all economy dissolves into that of time1 does not in any way imply that this time can be reduced to a presence or “living present”. Time is just as little linear or cyclical
In the course of the industrial use of electricity and the emergence of new communication and transport technologies and routes (including their partial nationalization), the gradual process of the dissolution of the classical machinery of the industrial age, or at
Hans-Dieter Bahr and the handling of machines
As we have already indicated in Capitalization vol. 2 (Szepanski 2014b), the Greek economist John Milios has offered an important approach to a precise conceptual determination of the contemporary capital relation with his monetary theory of value, based on the
