The logic of Marx's Capital : replies to Hegelian criticisms
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The logic of Marx's Capital : replies to Hegelian criticisms
（SUNY series in the philosophy of the social sciences）
State University of New York Press, c1990
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- : pbk
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Bibliography: p. 255-263
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Beginning with "value" and "commodity" at the start of Volume I in Marx's major work, and progressing step-by-step to the end of Volume III, Smith establishes in detail that Capital is a systematic theory of socio-economic categories ordered according to dialectical logic. At each stage in his analysis of the theory Smith makes Marx's arguments more accessible. He also considers in depth the objections to Marx's employment of dialectical logic that have been formulated by Hegelians (especially those presented in Klaus Hartmann's Die Marxsche Theorie). Smith presents a persuasive case against this whole range of Marx criticisms, many of which have also been proposed from non-Hegelian standpoints.
目次
Introduction
Part One Philosophical Foundations
Chapter I: Hegel: Method and System
A. Hegel's Dialectical Method
B. Dialectical Logic and Materialist Ontology
C. System
Chapter II: Dialectical Logic in Marx's Work
A. Indirect Arguments for Reading "Capital" in Terms of Hegelian Dialectical Logic
B. Direct Arguments for Reading "Capital" in Terms of Dialectical Logic
Postscript: Marx's Materialism and Hegel's Idealism
Chapter III: Hegelian Readings of "Capital"
A. Alternative Readings of "Capital" as a Dialectical Theory
B. The Main Hegelian Objections to "Capital"
Part Two The Systematic Ordering
Chapter IV: The Value Form
A. A Standard Reading of The First Sections of "Capital"
B. Hegelian Objections to The Initial Categories in "Capital"
C. An Alternative Reading
D. Responses to the Hegelian Objections
Chapter V: The Simple Commodity Form and the Money Form
A. The Simple Commodity Form
B. The Dialectic of The Money Form
C. Closing Remarks
Chapter VI: The Initial Determinations of the Capital Form: Labor Power as Commodity, Exploitation
A. The Capital Form, Capital in Production, and Labor Power as Commodity
B. Exploitation
Chapter VII: Categories of the Production Process Proper
A. Simple Cooperation and Capital as Principle of Organization
B. Capital as Principle of Transformation
C. Accumulation
D. Excursus: Capital and Independent Producers
E. Conclusion
Chapter VIII: The Categories of Circulation
A. The Transition to Capital in Difference
B. The Dialectic of Capital in Difference
C. Hegelian Objections and Replies to The Objections
Chapter IX: The Categories of Concretion
A. The Dialectic of Industrial Capital
B. The Dialectic of Supply and Demand
C. The Falling Rate of Profit
D. The Dialectic of Nonindustrial Capital
E. Evaluation of The Final Stages of The Capital Form
Chapter X: Conclusion
A. Value Theory and Its Alternatives
B. The State Form
C. The Socialist Form of Social Production
Appendix: A Table of the Categories in Capital
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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