Titlebook: Marx’s Grundrisse; David McLellan Book 1980Latest edition David McLellan 1980 economics.Marx

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ethnology

General and Specific Labour,ctivity; but it is particular money, used to buy this particular product. In order to be money in general, it must originate from general and not special labour; that is, it must originally be established as an element of general production. But on this presupposition it is not basically exchange th

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增減字母法

Wage-Labour, Capital and Landed Property,lf-positing idea; they evolve inside, and in opposition to, an already present stage in the development and inherited, traditional property relationships. If, in the completed bourgeois system, every economic relationship presupposes another in a bourgeois economic form so that every factor posited

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侵略主義

Capital as a Productive Force,is to say, far beyond his immediate needs for the maintenance of his livelihood. The great historical feature of capital is that it produces this surplus labour, which is superfluous labour from the standpoint of ordinary use value and mere subsistence. The historical vocation of capital is fulfille

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The Contributions of Labour and Capital to the Production Process,t of absolute or relative surplus time, i.e. of a real increase of relative surplus labour time, i.e. a decrease of the part of the working day which is the working time required for the maintenance of labour power, necessary labour in general.

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Capital as a Revolutionary, but Limited, Force,it creates a system of general exploitation of natural human attributes, a system of general profitability, whose vehicles seem to be just as much science, as all the physical and intellectual characteristics. There is nothing which can escape, by its own elevated nature or self-justifying character

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