Introduction, Capital Chapter 1: The Commodity
57:27Capital Chapter 1: The Commodity, Part 2
56:25Capital Chapter 1: The Commodity, Part 3
50:05Capital Chapters 2-4: Exchange, Money, Capital
49:48Capital Chapters 2-4: Exchange, Money, Capital, Part 2
50:07Capital Chapters 5-9: Absolute Surplus-Value, Valorization, the Working Day
45:20Capital Chapters 5-9: Absolute Surplus-Value, Valorization, the Working Day, Part 2
49:59Capital Chapter 8: The Working Day
39:57Capital Chapters 10-13: Relative Surplus-Value, Division of Labor, Machinery, Part 1
50:20Capital Chapters 10-13: Relative Surplus-Value, Division of Labor, Machinery, Part 2
49:24Capital Chapter 12 & 13: Changes in the Division of Labor, Machinery
45:51Capital Chapter 13: Machinery
47:28Capital Chapters 14-16: Absolute and Relative Surplus-Value
47:41Capital Chapter 15: Increase and Decrease in LP and SV & Chapters 17-20: Wages
51:03Capital Chapters 17-20: Wages; Chapters 21-24: Accumulation, Reproduction
50:59Capital Chapters 21-24: Accumulation, Reproduction
51:49Capital Chapter 23, The General Law of Capital Accumulation
47:42Capital Chapter 24, So-Called Original Accumulation
48:02Capital Chapters 2-4: Exchange, Money, Capital
This lecture explores the transition from commodity to money, addressing the phenomenon of commodity fetishism. It analyzes how money emerges as a universal equivalent within capitalist exchange.
How does fetishism of the commodity arise? What is money?
Capital Chapter 1: The Commodity, Part 3
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