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Capital
Book • 1867
Das Kapital is a comprehensive critique of capitalism written by Karl Marx.
The work is divided into three volumes.
Volume I, published in 1867, focuses on the production process of capital, introducing the concept of surplus value and the exploitation of labor.
Volume II, published posthumously in 1885, examines the circulation of capital, while Volume III, published in 1894, discusses the capitalist process as a whole, including the internal differentiation of the capitalist class and the tendency of the rate of profit to fall.
Marx argues that capitalism is characterized by the exploitation of labor, leading to class conflict and eventual crises that necessitate the emergence of a new mode of production.
The work is divided into three volumes.
Volume I, published in 1867, focuses on the production process of capital, introducing the concept of surplus value and the exploitation of labor.
Volume II, published posthumously in 1885, examines the circulation of capital, while Volume III, published in 1894, discusses the capitalist process as a whole, including the internal differentiation of the capitalist class and the tendency of the rate of profit to fall.
Marx argues that capitalism is characterized by the exploitation of labor, leading to class conflict and eventual crises that necessitate the emergence of a new mode of production.
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Neil Howe in the context of discussing wealth inequality and its reduction during fourth turnings.
Neil Howe in the context of discussing wealth inequality and its reduction during fourth turnings.
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Mentioned by James Lindsay throughout the lecture in relation to various aspects of Marxist theory and its evolution.
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Adam Tooze while discussing heterodox economists and their perspectives on economic policy.
Adam Tooze while discussing heterodox economists and their perspectives on economic policy.
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Mentioned by Liam Byrne in the context of the 10th anniversary of his book on capital and the challenge of finding solutions to wealth inequality.
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How to Fix the Inequality of Wealth, with Liam Byrne
Mentioned by James Lindsay as a work by Marx, providing context for his discussion of communism.
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Mentioned as extensively laying out capitalism’s contradictions in three volumes.
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Ep 83 - Reform or Revolution (Part I of II)
Mentioned as an example of a formerly revolutionary critique now stripped of its historical context due to mass production.
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Marcuse’s “One-Dimensional Man” 3 of 4 – One-Dimensional Man & Repressive Desublimation
Mentioned by John Cassidy in the context of predictions not coming true in 'Capital and the Communist Manifesto'.
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Behind the News: Capitalism’s Critics w/ John Cassidy
Mentioned when discussing socialism and Marxism in particular, referencing it as a critique of political economy.
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Mentioned by Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor in the context of Occupy Wall Street and understanding capital.
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Mentioned by James Livingston when discussing Marx's work and its relevance to understanding the transition beyond capitalism.
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