Money in the Circulation of Capital

Campbell, Martha

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“…Marx starts from a notion of commodity money; this is procedural within a 'successive approximation' approach (cf. Campbell 1997Campbell , 1998Campbell , 2002Williams 2000).…”

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Karl Marx: his work and the major changes in its interpretation

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“…Marx starts from a notion of commodity money; this is procedural within a 'successive approximation' approach (cf. Campbell 1997Campbell , 1998Campbell , 2002Williams 2000).…”

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Karl Marx: his work and the major changes in its interpretation
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“…Money circulation and 'the widow's cruse' Throughout the text much emphasis is on the money circulation within and between the two departments (see also Campbell 1998); a recapitulation is on pp. 491-2; cf.…”

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The status of Marx’s reproduction schemes; conventional or dialectical logic?
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“…2, Marx returns to the sphere of circulation, but this time circulation constitutes a mediated immediacy, namely it is examined in light of the known sphere of production and specifically of the known process that surplus-value is produced (cf. Campbell 1998: 130–134 ). Hence, circulation does not appear anymore as an immediate or a presupposition but as something posited by the capitalist production process.…”

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A methodological interpretation of the circuits of capital
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This article investigates Marx’s method in the analysis of the circuits of capital, as it is carried out in Capital vol. 2, in an attempt to clarify some key aspects of the well-known problem in Marxist literature on the relation between the logical and the historical. The central question on this topic is whether Marx’s analysis is logical/structural or historical. The approach elaborated upon in this article extends beyond the one-sidedness of both views which deny any kind of correlation between logical and historical sequences and the views claiming that the articulation of Capital’s argument exposes a set of historical stages. We will argue that dialectic, namely, the method of ascent from the abstract to the concrete, represents, first and foremost, the inner articulation of the structure of a given self-developing object, and at the same time implicitly represents its historical development. Hence, taking Marx’s analysis of the circuits of capital as a case study, this article aspires to identify the fundamental movement of the systematic dialectic, which characterizes the entire Capital and explains the fundamental function of the relation between the logical and the historical.

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Money in the Circulation of Capital

Cited by 17 publications

References 3 publications

Karl Marx: his work and the major changes in its interpretation

Karl Marx: his work and the major changes in its interpretation

The status of Marx’s reproduction schemes; conventional or dialectical logic?

A methodological interpretation of the circuits of capital

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