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  • File Name: ESC76..html
    Modified: 14 August 2015
    Title: Essays in Self-Criticism
  • 35 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
    His reasoning is that talk of labour power being a commodity "sounds rather absurd", as though the working class "sells its labour power to itsel.But in that case why was it -- if not because of the operation of the "law of value" -- that those members of the working population whose training had been relatively lengthy and costly were able to command a higher income?[18]     For Stalin the socialist commodity is not "of the ordinary [capitalist] type", but "designed to serve . . . socialist productio.The socialist commodity is a remnant of capitalism, but "essentially" not a "capitalist category".[19] For him, indeed, the link between the process of the creation of value (Wertbildung) and that of the realization of surplus-value (Verwertung) is broke

  • File Name: ESC76i.html
    Modified: 14 August 2015
    Title: Essays in Self-Criticism - Part 1
  • 11 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
    His reasoning is that talk of labour power being a commodity "sounds rather absurd", as though the working class "sells its labour power to itsel.But in that case why was it -- if not because of the operation of the "law of value" -- that those members of the working population whose training had been relatively lengthy and costly were able to command a higher income?[18]     For Stalin the socialist commodity is not "of the ordinary [capitalist] type", but "designed to serve . . . socialist productio.The socialist commodity is a remnant of capitalism, but "essentially" not a "capitalist category".[19] For him, indeed, the link between the process of the creation of value (Wertbildung) and that of the realization of surplus-value (Verwertung) is broke

  • File Name: ESC76ii.html
    Modified: 14 August 2015
    Title: Essays in Self-Criticism - Part 2
  • 24 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
        Let us look at this question a little more closel.     It is clear to every reader who knows the theoretical works which preceded those of Marx -- and which one can list (following Lenin) as: German Philosophy, including the Philosophy of law and of History; English Political Economy; and French Socialism (utopian or proletarian) -- it is clear and undeniable, because empirically verifiable by a process of comparison (as long as what is analysed is not this or that isolated formula, but the structure and mode of functioning of the texts) that, with The German Ideology, something new and unprecedented appears in Marx's work, something which will never disappea.An historical event in the strong sense, but one which concerns the field of theory, and within theory what I called, using a metaphor, "the opening of the Continent of Histor

  • File Name: FM65.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: For Marx
  • 29 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
        6. Mao Tse-tung's pamphlet On Contradiction (1937) contains a whole series of analyses in which the Marxist conception of contradiction appears in a quite un-Hegelian ligh.Its essential concepts would be sought in vain in Hegel: principal and secondary contradiction; principal and secondary aspect of a contradiction; antagonistic and non-antagonistic contradiction; law of the uneven development of a contradictio.However, Mao's essay, inspired by his struggle against dogmatism in the Chinese Party, remains generally descriptive, and in consequence it is in certain respects abstrac

  • File Name: FM65i.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: For Marx [Part 1]
  • 6 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
        6. Mao Tse-tung's pamphlet On Contradiction (1937) contains a whole series of analyses in which the Marxist conception of contradiction appears in a quite un-Hegelian ligh.Its essential concepts would be sought in vain in Hegel: principal and secondary contradiction; principal and secondary aspect of a contradiction; antagonistic and non-antagonistic contradiction; law of the uneven development of a contradictio.However, Mao's essay, inspired by his struggle against dogmatism in the Chinese Party, remains generally descriptive, and in consequence it is in certain respects abstrac


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