... to the fact that social capital increasingly takes the form of share capital. The small section devoted to this issue opens with the following quote from Marx (2010B , p. 239): Law of the Tendency of the Rate of Profit to Fall Karl Marx Financialisation Capital Volume III Rate of profit Nowadays...

... price and value theory and supports the view that Marx’s theory of value is, in the most general sense, a theory of the allocation of social labour. Adam Smith Karl Marx Labour mobility Long-period method Rate of exploitation In Capital Marx presents the ‘rate of exploitation’, or ‘rate...

... Kropotkin, Karl Marx, Henry James and Mark Twain, were, for the most part, members of a social or intellectual elite. Such individuals had money or position, or – if indigent – at least an education and an audience, and left behind an extensive archive of their engagements with the past. The essay does...

... the tools of historical and cultural criticism to relativize and historicize the claims of all competing moral and social “constructs.” dialectic Hegel historicism H. Tristram Engelhardt, Jr. Immanuel Kant Ironism James Burnham John Dewey Karl Marx managerial elite moral relativism Paul Gottfried...

... themselves. Broadly, I am interested in putting ‘nature in our official past’ and bringing key concerns from environmental history studies to the fore, to bear on studies in design history. raw materials tropical nature Brazil International Exhibitions Karl Marx Claude Lévi-Strauss Material culture...

...Heinz D. Kurz Adam Smith Classical political economy David Ricardo Income distribution Karl Marx Objectivism Piero Sraffa Value A12 B12 B16 B24 B31 D24 D33 D51 Address for correspondence: Department of Economics, University of Graz, RESOWI-Zentrum 4F, 8010 Graz, Austria...

... between the ability to produce and the capacity to consume. Karl Marx Money and crisis Great Recession US housing crisis Global imbalances E40 E50 E60 F30 F40 F50 The prevailing accounts of the crisis that started in the US mortgage and securities markets in the summer of 2007 have tended...

... and antisemitism rest on new evidence, and to what extent is it the result of a different definition of ‘antisemitism’? Does this reconsideration do justice to the political behaviour of the SPD in Imperial Germany? Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands antisemitism Imperial Germany Franz Mehring Karl Marx...

.../chorus/standard_publication_model ) hidradenitis suppurativa Karl Marx smoking tobacco Sir, Pleased though I am with the interest now being taken in Marx’s hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) and its possible effects on his work, ¹ Happle and König go well beyond what is permissible...

..., but of crucial causative significance. References 1 Shuster S.   The nature and consequence of Karl Marx’s skin disease . Br J Dermatol   2008 ; 158 : 1 – 3 . 2 Mehring F .   Karl Marx: Geschichte seines Lebens . Leipzig: Leipziger Buchdruckerei , 1918 . [Karl Marx: The Story of his...

..., and are often misdiagnosed as such, certain associated clinical features make the correct diagnosis, and I found all of them in the original correspondence. For ease of identification in the MECW, each published letter is given a date, and initial of writer and recipient (Karl Marx, KM; Jenny Marx, JM...

...This chapter argues that the views of young Karl Marx on ethics have been influenced not only by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel but even more so by Aristotle and Immanuel Kant. Marx draws away from Hegel's concept of essence towards one in some ways more like Aristotle's and he operates...

...Karl Marx's doctrine of historical materialism, as developed in the German Ideology, led to the implication that morality was ideological illusion, an implication that at least before 1853 Marx fully accepted and even embraced. This chapter argues that Marx does not continue to embrace...

...This book traces the development of Karl Marx's ethics as they underwent various shifts and changes during different periods of his thought. In his early writings, his ethics are based on a concept of essence much like Aristotle's, which Marx tries to link to a principle of universalisation similar...

.... Civil society was at one point accompanied not only by the pursuit of individual interest but also by the development of a new type of associational life. Both Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and Karl Marx used the term ‘Bürgerlichegesellschaft’, which can mean either ‘civil society’ or ‘bourgeois society...

... transformative agency working class woman subordination love violence alienation Das Kapital I Marx Young Hegelians Christianity Wilde Lawrence desire gender discourse Young Iris Marion Brown Wendy Hartmann Heidi Knights of Labor revolutionary activity Karl Marx working-class woman...

... only waned by the end of the 1950s amid increasing impatience that so little of what was planned had actually been realized. architectural exhibition Johannis Square 1949 1950 1956 building plan 1949 Karl Marx Square Leipzig Nazism Propsteikirche University Church Leipzig 1953 Uprising art...

... Keynes’ principle of effective demand to the framework of an economic analysis dating back to the classical economists and Karl Marx. The chapter concludes with a discussion of the relationship between saving and investment, which it states provides the crucial link between a theory of output and theory...

...This chapter stages a group discussion with fifteen participants from all periods of history. A facilitator moderates the conversation, but the content of the session uses the words of the participants as quoted from their sources. Some involved are Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, Adam Smith, Karl Marx...

... substratum’ thesis eco‐Marxism Friedrich Engels humanization human‐nature metabolism Karl Marx nature political ecology species‐being Social ecology does not of course represent the only alternative form of ecological humanism to the ecocentric version examined in Chapter 2 . From the other possible...