The Dialectic of Capital: An Unoist Interpretation

Science and Society 62 (3):434-445 (1998)
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Abstract

The Hegelian dialectic, which goes beyond analytics based on formal logic, constitutes an essential component of Marxian thought. Yet a simple and straightforward introduction to the subject is hard to come by, due especially to confusion over the issue of materialism versus idealism. The following is a methodological primer in the dialectic of capital, a Marxian economic theory dialectically stated. Just as Hegel's "logic coincided with metaphysics," Marx's "coincides with economics."

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reprint Sekine, Thomas T. (2008) "The dialectic of capital : an unoist interpretation". In Ollman, Bertell, Smith, Tony, Dialectics for the new century, pp. 434 - 445: Palgrave-Macmillan (2008)

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