>Engels misunderstood Marx's value theory, especially Marx's explanation of >money-form of commodity as" physically accountable entity, but Marx >explains " social, homogenous labor" firstly as imaginary or ideal product. >Below is borrowed from "Capital
I do not disagee that there existed a difference in conception of value, its various forms, between Marx and Engels. Engels repeatedly acknowledge Marx as the greater man in the theoretical arena. Their ideas intersected on the historical trajectory of value as a force mediating human affairs and its final destination in the life of society. Karl Marx was of course - Marx. What Engels intuitively understood based on his independent study Marx unfolded for the world. It is of course Marx name that signifies a specific body of theory as opposed to "Engel-ism." It was Marx that reshaped dialectics. Melvin
