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Tuesday, July 17, 2007. The theory of exploitation. Where do profits come from? How can wage-labour reasonably be described as wage-slavery? If a worker makes a free contract, as an individual equal before the law, with an employer, isn't that a fair day's wage for a fair day's work? Shouldn't the word "exploitation" be reserved for exceptional cases where workers are exceptionally at a disadvantage in the wage-bargain, rather being used (as Marxists use it) for all wage-labour? A seemingly pedantic dist...

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Tuesday, July 17, 2007. The theory of exploitation. Where do profits come from? How can wage-labour reasonably be described as wage-slavery? If a worker makes a free contract, as an individual equal before the law, with an employer, isn't that a fair day's wage for a fair day's work? Shouldn't the word "exploitation" be reserved for exceptional cases where workers are exceptionally at a disadvantage in the wage-bargain, rather being used (as Marxists use it) for all wage-labour? A seemingly pedantic dist...

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Studying Marx's Grundrisse: Notes from our discussion on pages 172-250

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Tuesday, November 28, 2006. Notes from our discussion on pages 172-250. He then moves on to start that critique. This whole section of the Grundrisse can be read as a draft, or notes, for chapters 1 to 3 of Capital:. Ch 3: Money, or the Circulation of Commodities. But there are also passages where we can gain insight from seeing Marx work out - in detail, over many pages - ideas which he will later express very tersely, in one or two sentences, in Capital. And there are interesting extrapolations and...

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Studying Marx's Grundrisse: Notes from our discussion on section 1: "the method of political economy"

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Tuesday, October 03, 2006. Notes from our discussion on section 1: "the method of political economy". Notes by Martin Thomas). Murray said that Marx is addressing the question of how to start, in social analysis. We know Capital starts with the analysis of the commodity, and Marx was concerned about that. Why is that a big deal? Why not start with labour? Murray reckoned that in this Introduction Marx is not sure about the starting point for analysis. He is weighing up the options. In other words, Marx h...

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Studying Marx's Grundrisse: Notes from our discussion of section 2: Bastiat and Carey

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Tuesday, October 03, 2006. Notes from our discussion of section 2: Bastiat and Carey. Notes by Martin Thomas. This passage stands apart from the rest of the Grundrisse. It was written earlier than the rest. It does not fit in to the Introduction or either of the two "chapters", on money and on capital. It has the character of a more-or-less autonomous, self-contained essay. In 1848, Marx lambasts free trade. "To sum up, what is free trade, what is free trade under the present condition of society? Marx c...

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Studying Marx's Grundrisse: Key passages for section 4 (pp.135-172): "the commodity... is not the objectification of labour time in general"

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Wednesday, August 23, 2006. Key passages for section 4 (pp.135-172): "the commodity. is not the objectification of labour time in general". It might be said that the title of labour time should go not to gold but, as Weitling proposed, with Englishmen ahead of him and French after, Proudhon and Co. among them, to paper money, to a mere symbol of value. But this is unworkable for several reasons]. Moreover, there is not just a difference of degree, but also of kind, between value and price]. The commodity...

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Studying Marx's Grundrisse: PowerPoint presentation on the Grundrisse

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Sunday, June 24, 2007. PowerPoint presentation on the Grundrisse. For a short PowerPoint presentation on the Grundrisse. Posted by IWSG @ 08:29. Comments: Post a Comment. The Grundrisse is Marx's rough draft of his economic theories - of much of what was later rewritten and published as Capital, and more - written at high speed in 1857-8. Contact the study group. Links to relevant articles and accompanying texts. How to get the texts.

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Texts on the Grundrisse. Archive June, 2012. About halfway through Notebook I we encounter one of the. That appears in the. Of a way of organizing production not based on exchange values and private appropriation:. And then, against the socialists, an affirmation of the necessarily explosive character. Of the Aufhebung of. The capitalist mode of production:. The allusion to the famous “material conditions” that need to be ripe in order for revolution to succeed will furnish Lenin and. D means the less de...

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Texts on the Grundrisse. I don’t know if any of you noticed, but marxists.org has a study guide. It’ll be a great tool if someone decides to invite their child to join. The trace left by the 2007. Reading group that I mentioned. I also found a log kept by a London-based reading group. From 2011 that has a bibliography and several long posts. Table 1 from Marx Beyond Marx →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.

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