Lecture 1 - Capital as Value in Motion

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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What's the Meaning of Marks' Capital?

02:32 • 3min

3

Value for Marks Is a Social Relationship

05:45 • 3min

4

The Relationship Between Value and Money

08:58 • 3min

5

The Value in Motion

11:59 • 3min

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The Cycle and the Hydrological Cycle

15:08 • 3min

7

Capitalism and the Commodity Market

18:37 • 3min

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The Production Process of the Capitalist

21:25 • 4min

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What Happens to All That Money That's Realized as Value?

25:14 • 2min

10

Is There a Crisis in Distribution?

27:37 • 3min

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Capital Building - Volume 2 of Capital

31:02 • 3min

12

The Hidden Hand of the Market

34:06 • 3min

13

Capitalism and Technology - Volume 1 of Capital

37:16 • 3min

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Marx's Model of the Social Productivity of Labor

40:23 • 2min

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The End of Capitalism, Volume 1

41:56 • 4min

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Capitalism and the Capitalist Industrial

45:50 • 3min

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The Most Mobile Form of Capital Is Money

48:25 • 3min

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Acceleration in the Stock Markets

51:34 • 3min

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Volume Two Rules Out Any Discussion of Technological Change

55:02 • 2min

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Volume Two - Crisis of Disproportionality

57:27 • 2min

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What Does a Perfectly Working Capitalist Society Look Like?

59:53 • 3min

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The Merchant Capitalists Are Important in a Complex Society

01:03:20 • 2min

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Capitalism and Contradiction

01:04:58 • 2min

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The Limit to the Application of the Productive Powers

01:06:38 • 2min

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The Totality of the Circulation Process

01:08:53 • 3min

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The Politics of Realisation Is Fundamental for Anti-Capitalist Struggles

01:12:20 • 2min

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Are We Going to Invest in the Direct Producers?

01:14:16 • 3min

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Basic Income

01:17:00 • 3min

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Capitalism and the Totality

01:19:55 • 3min

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How Well of Marx Is Actually Represented Much of This Totality?

01:22:57 • 2min