... of “human sense” that Marx thought might emerge in the wake of abstract moral theory. Karl Marx moral philosophy sacrifice abolition De Anima Aristotle Sittlichkeit Hegel exchange-value sense-perception Over the course of the preceding chapters, I have argued for the claim that Marx’s theory has...

... not cardinalists in the modern sense of the term. Jevons William Stanley Menger Carl Ricardo David Smith Adam Walras Léon labor theory of value measurability of utility theory of exchange value utility measurement in early utility theories water–diamond paradox Mill John Stuart diminishing marginal...

...The Critique of Commodification. Christoph Hermann, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press 2021. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780197576755.003.0002 This chapter presents a novel theory of commodification. According to Marx, commodification is a process by which exchange value...

.... The distinction between use value and exchange value goes back to ancient Greek philosophy and it played an important role in classical political economy. However, with the invention of marginal utility in the late nineteenth century, use value moved from the center to the fringes of economic thinking. Even where...

...Chapter 7 is the first of two dealing with the monopolization of all value by exchange-value (and hence money) within capitalist economies. It begins by considering various strategies adopted by commons-oriented actors to cope with ubiquitous commoditization, including self-reliance or exiting...

... temporality exchange value Heidegger Martin irony present at hand Althusser Louis Aristotle Plato reflection truth aletheia fetishization German Ideology Marx unconcealment being Dasein ontology ready to hand tools gaze the praxis horizons afterlife Agamben Giorgio Arendt Hannah...

... the chapter analyses in the context of Karl Marx's theory of exchange-value, and that of the fairy tale, associated with an older, stable worldview in the poem. The irresolvable contradiction between these two representational structures mirrors the avant-gardes’ insistence on the ultimate irreconcilability...

... to elucidate the teaching intended by their author. Crito Kleinias Plato Tantalus Aristotle Smith Adam Simonides Xenophon’s non Socratic writings Cyrus the Great Ambler Wayne Aristophanes Pheidippides Strepsiades Aspasia economic science exchange value use value property poverty wealth...

... of fundamental tensions—between integration and exclusion, use value and exchange value, appropriation and control, poverty and development—that play out in specific, concrete ways on the ground. In particular, community concerns about order and safety and contention around definitions of public space, rights...

... or a universal, abstract, monetary exchange value. The chapter concludes with a description of the currency of modernism and capitalism as a tangible indicator of the spread of biopolitics, and with an analysis of what “saving the natural world” mean. Lacan Jacques modernism value exchange value Benjamin...

..., and traditionalization; Ballet Folklórico ensembles; processes of self-designation and legitimization; and economic production, exchange value, commoditization, and tourism. Concluding with an account of a 2009 performance of The Old Men in the USA with a direct link to the island of Jarácuaro and the first appropriated...

... interview data carbon capture and sequestration CCS corporate social responsibility CSR risk anthropogenic Ellerman A D Orlikowski W J materiality use value exchange value derived value materiality financialization time-space compression commensuration accounting environmental finance...

... A jurisdiction Nine Cara Carens Joseph Fried Barbara poverty improvement added value exchange value rent special claims nation-states [I]t is the value of improvement, only, and not the earth itself, that is individual property. ¹ Chapters 2 and 3 defended...

... War Zero Economic Growth biofuels: for airplanes entropy exchange value laissez-faire doctrine natural gas nuclear power “La civilisation du toujours plus” —Bertrand de Jouvenel The environmental movement of the 1960s and 1970s overshadows a second, less heralded intellectual development...

...This chapter examines the relationship between urban sprawl, fossil fuel combustion, and climate change, through the lens of a neo-Marxist political economy. It begins by explaining that Marx’s concept of exchange value results in the idea that raw materials have zero exchange value within...

...This chapter explores the role that time plays in the determination of exchange value. Looking at data from the colonial period through the 1980s, it examines the importance of temporal intervals in individual and collective strategies of exchange in marriage, feasting, and funerals. The chapter...

... recognition of virtue, however perverse, within the melodramatic mode. fluidity Manichean thin line criminality Lopate Philip Reagan Ronald legibility noir villainy fake Jameson Frederic Petievich Gerry exchange value Derrida Jacques authenticity Lumet Sidney New Hollywood affect Schmitt...

...This chapter examines the value of schooling, particularly its use value and exchange value. It notes the perspective of schooling as the inevitable gauntlet that children must endure since the alternatives would be child labor or idleness. The notion of exchange value stems from sorting...

... Order standard of values Ruskin John dharma Second World War Theory of economic decentralization industrialization and mass production social and moral implications of mass production Say’s Law machinery and industrial efficiency role of money economic value use versus exchange value...

... of enrichment are considered, namely money (both exchange value and opportunity value), goods, and services. Exceptional circumstances where restitution might be awarded without enrichment are analysed. Finally, principles relating to the valuation of the enrichment are considered...