Marxian thought

@MarxinHell There is also other new research on the topic.

@vijayprashad @proletariatfrog @PrincetonUPress There is a new updated history on the French edition which you might like. brill.com/display/title/…

@proletariatfrog @PrincetonUPress I'm ok with Samuel Moore and Edward Aveling or with Ben Fowkes. The 1872 French edition is the one that Marx was most satisfied with, if you read French.

The new translation of Marx, Capital, vol. 1, from @PrincetonUPress, has a social democratic orientation that is fixated on the debates in the US academy and has no interest in the discussions about Marx that take place elsewhere in the world. Marx as the communist vanishes.

Live stream on 16 October (English/Spanish) - 16h - On the publishing process of the French edition of Capital, volume I (Mexico City time) - La publicación de El Capital de Marx en Francés (1871-1875) youtube.com/live/UuBom-v7W… @elcolmex @economicthought

@Dazzleox @MarMusto @PrincetonUPress Every posthumous edition has a selective addition of French edition material (this one too). It can only be selective because it will always be an interpretative choice.

@commonismnow @MarMusto @PrincetonUPress Yes and for the first time, we'll have additional material from the French edition in English (is my understanding)

A brand new English translation of Marx's Capital (the first in 50 years), translated by Paul Reitter and edited by Reitter and Paul North, will be out soon @PrincetonUPress It is based on the last German edition revised by Marx himself and will be an essential book for all English-language readers of Marx. Fully recommended. Preorder it now👇 press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…

New book. Publishing Karl Marx's Le Capital (1871–1875). brill.com/display/title/…

Value In Motion | Beverley Best & Aaron Benanav by VersoBooks soundcloud.com/versobooks/aut…

A Terra é Redonda Entrevista - MICHAEL HEINRICH @erikjamestate @MattPolProf @DanielTutt @MidwesternMarx @marxologist @Phil_Kapitan @MarxianThought @Left_Hegelian @chrisschuringa @Agonhamza @sorenmau youtube.com/watch?v=V9isNu…

@MarxinHell @blckn What is your afterword about?

New article published in the #hegelbulletin: "Hegel's Theory of Finite Cognition and Marx's Critique of Political Economy" by Giannis Ninos @CambUP_PHILNYUK cambridge.org/core/journals/…

@ianpaulwright In Marx's last review of Capital after 1880, he even introduced new concepts. They are added in Kuczynski's German version of Capital.

Perhaps some confusion would have been avoided if Marx had not used "value", "use-value" and "exchange-value" but instead "intrinsic value", "functional value" and "nominal value".

Mises failed academic.oup.com/cje/article-ab…

New Anti-Capitalist Chronicles episode: World War 3 — The Resonance of Unwritten History youtu.be/k8Cxezx97Y8?si…

In the same way that 1930s led into the war, is World War III already brewing? Because in 1937 in Britain, people started to talk openly of the possibility of a global war. [1/11]

"Abstract labor", in Marx's theory, is not a mental abstraction, nor a "real abstraction" constituted by market exchange. Abstract labor is the substance of value, viz. the expenditure of homogeneous human labor-power. What does this mean?

Good thread

En 2min, Isabelle Garo vous explique ce que sont les Théories sur la plus value de Karl Marx, leur place dans le corpus de Marx et l'intérêt de les relire aujourd'hui. Bravo pour la performance (et achetez les TPV avant la fin de la souscription! lien dans le post)

The Paris Commune and Karl Marx's Le capital bit.ly/3Ap2bp0