Marx’s theory of value — John Bridge | Weekly Worker
“Ninety percent of all the mistakes, misunderstandings and brain-torturings which occur when our young people study Marx result from a …
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A re-post: Reading Marx: On the ‘Reduction’ of ‘Skilled Labour’ to ‘Unskilled Labour’ — by Norm
Norm’s note: I’m merely re-posting this because there appears to be some interest in it, or rather, in the content of …
Some Videos: A) a lecture titled, “How to read Capital,” by Joseph Choonara; and B) 1 of a series of 4 lectures, this one on “the method of Marx’s analysis in Capital,” otherwise titled, “Marxist method in Capital,” by Paul Blackledge
A Synopsis of Marx’s Concept of “Value” and how “Abstract Labour” Determines the Magnitude of all “Exchange-Values” in a Non-arbitrary Way – at least according to Norm
[Norm’s note: ( 15 April 2018) I only just discovered this piece by Patrick Murray, “Avoiding Bad Abstractions: A Defense of …
Reading Marx: Part 2 of comparing more notes with ‘Brendan’ on the meaning of “abstract labour”
Brendan’s reply, to which I’m responding, can be found here, and the first half of my reaction to Brendan’s reply is …
Reading Marx: Part 1 of comparing more notes with ‘Brendan’on the meaning of ‘abstract labour’
Brendan has replied here to my post “Reading Marx: Yammering it up with ‘Brendan’ by myself on “abstract labour” and the “value relation.” …
Reading Marx: Yammering it up with ‘Brendan’ by myself on “abstract labour” and the “value relation”
Part of this ongoing discussion with Brendan also involves this Post: Reading Marx: on the reduction of ‘skilled labour’ to ‘unskilled …
Reading Marx: On the ‘Reduction’ of ‘Skilled Labour’ to ‘Unskilled Labour’
Norm’s note: I’m merely re-posting this because there appears to be some interest in it, or rather, in the content …
