Dear James:
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I agree: Marx was deliberately abstracting in a
way that (he thought) reflected the actual
process under capitalism. In my very short précis, I
was only summarizing one part of his
approach and its actual application. I was in no way
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Subject: Marx abstraction [was Query: critique of production
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Dear James:
On Marx's use of abstraction in Capital I you wrote:
In order to understand
capitalist production in volume I, he
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Dear James:
On Marx's use of abstraction in Capital I you wrote:
In order to understand
capitalist production in volume I, he
Dear James:
On Marx's use of abstraction in Capital I you wrote:
In order to understand
capitalist production in volume I, he deliberately
and clearly abstracts from the differences among
heterogeneous use-values, types of labor-power, and
means of production. He uses the acid of