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

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Social Power and the Individual,op fully and ever more completely in bourgeois society, the society of free competition. What Adam Smith, in true eighteenth-century style, places in the prehistoric period, puts before history, is in fact its, product.

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General and Specific Labour,uction would make the product from the start a collective and general product. The exchange originally found in production — which is an exchange not of exchange values but of activities determined by communal needs and communal aims — would from the start imply the participation of individuals in the collective world of products.

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Introduction,rine have been widely different. Until well on in this century, Marx was viewed as an economist, the author of ., who had claimed, by his analysis of the contradictions of capitalist society, to have demonstrated its inevitable collapse. This emphasis was the product both of the intellectual climate

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General Introduction,aturally constitutes the starting point. The individual and isolated hunter or fisher who forms the starting point with Smith and Ricardo belongs to the insipid illusions of the eighteenth century. They are adventure stories which do not by any means represent, as students of the history of civilisa

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Money as a Symbol of Alienation in Capitalist Society,d as exchange value, it is exchanged for a symbol, which represents it as exchange value properly so called. In this symbolic form it can again be exchanged, under certain conditions, for any other goods. When the product becomes a commodity, and the commodity becomes exchange value, it possesses (i

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