A Brief History of Mass Theft
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by Darren Allen Our institutionalised brand of democracy goes by the name of capitalism. In such…
Tag Archives: Karl Marx
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
Frederick Engels’ “Synopsis of Capital” | Marxists Internet Archive
Norm’s note: I’m beginning to read through Frederick Engels’Synopsis of Capital. Since this blog is as much for myself as …
Racism, Equal Opportunity, and Capitalism: an intimation of a critique – written by Norm
[Note: I’m re-posting this from Jan 2016 — well, to remind myself what on the whole is my position on …
Reading Marx: Where Does Profit Come From? (And Why The ‘Rate of Profit’ Must Fall) — Norman Pilon | Taking Sides
Norm’s note: in my humble opinion, although many so-called leftists decry the structural imperfections implicit in the economic system that we …
Understanding Marx: an excerpt from Paul Mattick’s “Economic Crisis and Crisis Theory” (1974) | Marxists Internet Archive
Source: Marxists Internet Archive Excerpted from: Economic Crisis and Crisis Theory. Paul Mattick 1974 2. Marx’s Crisis Theory The stagnation …
A thought on Culture as an Integral Part of the Conditions of Existence — written by Norman
Men make their own history, but they do not make it as they please; they do not make it under …
Marxism, Conspiracy, and 9–11* | Journal of the Research Group On Socialism and Democracy Online
Marxism, Conspiracy, and 9–11* Posted on September 17, 2011 by sdonline Introduction Back at the time of the initiation …
Paulo Freire, Antonio Gramsci, and Vladimir Lenin, among others? “Gramsci, the Prison Notebooks and philosophy — Chris Harman | International Socialism”
Norm’s note: Of Antonio Gramsci, Paulo Freire has written, . . . I only read Gramsci when I was in exile. I …
Marx Myths and Legends. Introduction — Andy Blunden
(Andy Blunden’s Writings / Andy Blunden’s Home Page) Andy Blunden April 2005 Marx Myths and Legends. Introduction This article was originally drafted …
Capitalism: Then as Now?
Karl Marx. Capital Volume One Part VIII: Primitive Accumulation Chapter Twenty-Six: The Secret of Primitive Accumulation We have seen …
The Saker interviews Michael Hudson | The Saker
[Source: The Saker (Hat tip to Information Clearing House for this.)] Dear friends It is my immense privilege and honor to submit to you …
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
According to Marx, or perhaps not according to Marx, but according to the scholarship that has followed in the train …
Advice To The Reader On Reading Marx: An Excerpt From Louis Althusser’s 1971 Preface To Capital, Volume One — Louis Althuser | Marxist Internet Archive
Source: Marxist Internet Archive Louis Althusser 1971 Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays Preface to Capital Volume One Written: March 1969; First Published: …
Part 1 of Marx’s Introduction to his “Grundrisse”
Source: Marxist Internet Archive Karl Marx’s Outline of the Critique of Political Economy (Grundrisse) Production, Consumption, Distribution, Exchange (Circulation) (1) …
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’
Preamble: Just to clarify what this post is about: Brendan M. Cooney, who is the author of the most excellent …
The Two Traditions: another excerpt from Murray Bookchin’s “Listen, Marxist! 1969″ | Marxist Internet Archive
Source: The Two Traditions / Marxist Internet Archive Published: as brochure by Anarchos for the SDS conference in 1969. Transcription: Jonas Holmgren By Murray Bookchin The Two Traditions …
Value, Price and Profit: a “Speech by Marx to the First International Working Men’s Association, June 1865”
In the second part of the present work Marx give[s] [a] popular exposition of the fundamental theses of the theories …
“If money, according to Augier, “comes into the world with a congenital blood-stain on one cheek,” capital comes dripping from head to foot, from every pore, with blood and dirt.” — Karl Marx
[Norm’s note: The quote chosen as the title of this post is the last line of the excerpt that follows.] …
