Equivalence, commensurability, value: Three arguments of commensurability in the beginning of Capital and their impact on 150 years of Marxist (critique of) political economy

Niels Albertsen

Equivalence, commensurability, value: Three arguments of commensurability in the beginning of Capital and their impact on 150 years of Marxist (critique of) political economy

Bidragets oversatte titel: Ækvivalens, kommensurabilitet, værdi: Tre kommensurabilitetsargumenter i Kapitalens begyndelse og indvirkningen på 150 års marxistisk (kritik af) politisk økonomi

Niels Albertsen

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Abstract

Deriving value in Capital Marx uses three commensurability arguments (CA1-3). CA1 establishes equivalence in exchange as exchangeability with the same third commodity. CA2 establishes value as common denominator in commodities: embodied abstract labour. CA3 establishes value substance as commonality of labour: physiological labour. Tensions between these logics have permeated Marxist interpretations of value. Some have supported value as embodied labour (CA2, 3), others a monetary theory of value and value as ‘pure’ societal abstraction (ultimately CA1). They all are grounded in Marx.

Bidragets oversatte titel	Ækvivalens, kommensurabilitet, værdi: Tre kommensurabilitetsargumenter i Kapitalens begyndelse og indvirkningen på 150 års marxistisk (kritik af) politisk økonomi
Originalsprog	Engelsk
Publikationsdato	23 okt. 2017
Antal sider	15
Status	Udgivet - 23 okt. 2017
Begivenhed	65th annual conference of the Japan Society of Political Economy Capital (150 years)・Imperialism (100 years) and the Critique of Capitalism - Chuo University, Tokyo, Japan Varighed: 28 okt. 2017 → 29 okt. 2017 Konferencens nummer: 65

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Konference	65th annual conference of the Japan Society of Political Economy Capital (150 years)・Imperialism (100 years) and the Critique of Capitalism
Nummer	65
Lokation	Chuo University
Land/Område	Japan
By	Tokyo
Periode	28/10/2017 → 29/10/2017

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Albertsen, N. (2017). Equivalence, commensurability, value: Three arguments of commensurability in the beginning of Capital and their impact on 150 years of Marxist (critique of) political economy. Afhandling præsenteret på 65th annual conference of the Japan Society of Political Economy Capital (150 years)・Imperialism (100 years) and the Critique of Capitalism, Tokyo, Japan.

Albertsen, Niels. / Equivalence, commensurability, value : Three arguments of commensurability in the beginning of Capital and their impact on 150 years of Marxist (critique of) political economy. Afhandling præsenteret på 65th annual conference of the Japan Society of Political Economy Capital (150 years)・Imperialism (100 years) and the Critique of Capitalism, Tokyo, Japan.15 s.

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Publikation: Konferencebidrag › Paper › Forskning › peer review

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Equivalence, commensurability, value: Three arguments of commensurability in the beginning of Capital and their impact on 150 years of Marxist (critique of) political economy

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