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

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Capital as a Productive Force,hich capital spurs on in its unrestricted desire for wealth and the conditions in which alone capital can achieve this, have developed to the point where the possession and maintenance of general wealth requires, on the one hand, shorter working hours for the whole of society, and working society co

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The Preconditions of Revolution,e productive forces. But, correctly understood, capital itself appears as a condition for the development of productive forces so long as they need an external stimulant which is at the same time a brake.

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Exchange Relationships in Feudal and Capitalist Society,vian conditions of capital; it belongs to its historical prerequisites, which already as such are past, and thus belong to the history of its development and not in any way to its contemporary history, i.e. not to the real system of the mode of production that it controls. If, for example, the fligh

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Communism as the Full Development of Human Potentiality,ainst any already established yardstick, into an end in itself? What is this, but a situation in which man does not reproduce himself in a determined form, but produces his totality? Where man does not seek to remain something that he has become, but is in the absolute movement of becoming? In bourg

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The Dialectic of Capital,ch is its abstract reflection, is the basis of bourgeois society. From a clear perception of the basic premise of the relationship all the contradictions of bourgeois production must emerge as also the limit at which it progresses beyond itself.

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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.