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  • File Name: QWP63.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Two Different Lines On . . . War and Peace
  • 2 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
    But as with his     [1] N. S. Khrushchov, Letter to J. F. Kennedy, October 27, 1962.     [2] New Year Message of Greetings from N. S. Khrushchov and L. I. Brezhnev to J. F. Kennedy, Izvestia, January 3, 1963. page 232 war policy, Kennedy's deceptive peace policy serves the "global strategy" of U.S. imperialis.     Kennedy's "strategy of peace" aims at unifying the whole world into the "world community of free nations" rooted in U.S. imperialist "law and justic.     The main points of Kennedy's "strategy of peace" are:   To promote U.S. neocolonialism in Asia, Africa and Latin America by peaceful means;   To penetrate and dominate other imperialist and capitalist countries by peaceful means;   To encourage by peaceful means the socialist countries to take the Yugoslav road of "peaceful evolution";   To weaken and undermine by peaceful means the struggle of the people of the world against imperialis

  • File Name: RC68glosdex.html
    Modified: 9 January 2011
    Title: Reading Capital (Gloassary and Index)
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    of the mode of production: they are both 'relations' (connexions -- relations ) combining togeth- er labourers, means of production and non-labourers within the mode of productio.The productive forces constitute the con- nexion of real appropriation (wirkliche Aneignung ) of nature, or the 'possession' connexion, while the relations of production are the relations of expropriation of the product or the 'property- ownership' connexion (not the corresponding 'law of property' which is not even an 'expression' of the relations of production, but a structure dislocated from them, a superstructur.This double articulation appears in every aspect of the mode of production, in the difference between use-value and exchange value, and in the difference between the technical and the social division of labour, et

  • File Name: RC68i.html
    Modified: 9 January 2011
    Title: Reading Capital
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
    Here again, at least in the way peculiar to theoretical texts (the only ones whose analysis is at issue here), we find the necessity and possibility of one reading on two bearings simultaneousl.     In the papers you are about to read, and which do not escape the law I have pronounced -- assuming that they have some claim to be treated, for the time being at least, as discourses with a theoretical meaning -- we have simply tried to apply to Marx's reading the 'symptomatic ' reading with which Marx managed to read the illegible in Smith, by measuring the problematic initially visible in his writings against the invisible problematic contained in the paradox of an answer which does not correspond to any question pose.You will also find that the infinite distance which separates Marx from Smith and in consequence our relation to Marx from Marx's relation to Smith, is the following radical difference: whereas in his text Smith produces an answer which not only does not answer any of the immediately preceding questions, but does not even answer any other question he ever posed anywhere in his work; with Marx, on the contrary, when he does happen to formulate an answer without a question, with a little patience and perspicacity we can find the question itself elsewhere, twenty or one hundred pages further on, with respect to some other object, enveloped in some other matter, or, on occasion, in Engels's immediate comments on Marx, for Engels has flashes of profound inspiration.[10] And if, as I have dared suggest, 10 If I may invoke my personal experience, I should like to give two precise examples of this presence elsewhere in Marx or in Engels of the question absent from its answe

  • File Name: RC68ii.html
    Modified: 9 January 2011
    Title: Reading Capital (Part 2)
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        These texts are far from being the only ones in which Marx announces his discoverie.We find far-reaching discoveries designated all the way through a reading of Capital : e.g., the genesis of money, which the whole of classical economics did not manage to think; the organic composition of capital (c+v), absent from Smith and Ricardo; the general law of capitalist accumulation; the law of the tendency of the rate of profit to fall; the theory of ground rent, et.I shall not list all these discoveries, each of which makes intelligible economic facts and practices which the Classical Economists either passed over in silence or evaded because they were incompatible with their premisse

  • File Name: RC68iii.html
    Modified: 9 January 2011
    Title: Reading Capital (Part 3)
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    10). Bacon, Descartes and Galileo thus determine the transition of physics to positivity, and at the same time the beginning of the general preponderance of the positive stat.With his double articulation of the sciences and the law of the three states, Comte is the most rigorous thinker so far of this general theoretical problem: how the distinct practices which constitute a 'division of labour' are articulated together, and how this articulation varies with the mutations in these practices ('break.  page 206 epistemological rupture seriously, we should have to say that the very nature of the criterion chosen (epochs in the economic structure) implies a complete transformation of the way the problem has to be pose


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