Understanding Marx's Capital Volume 1 Chapter 3 - Money (Sections 1-2)
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- Karl Marx's Capital Volume 1
Part 1 - Commodities and Money
Chapter 3 - Money, Or the Circulation of Commodities (sections 1 and 2)
00:00 - Recap
01:45 - Price - Section 1
06:01 - The CMC circuit - Section 2
10:43 - Circulation
12:46 - Quantity of Money
15:29 - Money as a Symbol
This video is a look at the first two sections of Chapter 3, Part 1 of Marx's Capital, Money, Or the Circulation of Commodities. Marx is investigating the relationship between Price and Value and looking at the Exchange Process in greater detail to understand how Commodities circulate between owners and Money's function in that process.
The audio from this series of reading and understanding Karl Marx's 3 Volumes of Capital will also be uploaded on my soundcloud for easy listening: / dissidenttheory
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A full online copy of Marx's Capital Volume 1 can be found here: www.marxists.org/archive/marx...
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By Newrappy / @newrappy
i'm basically just going off these vids for this chapter lol, fairly inaccessible through both Marx and Harvey. Cheers for the time you've put in here.
I'm happy to hear you're finding them useful. These chapters can be pretty tough to get through for sure :)
Love these videos, theyre helping me in my study group with friends.
Lucid and clear. Thanks for your efforts Comrade.
I like your teaching style. Thanks 😊
you are saving my life in my sociological theory classthank you!
great video! thank you for your clear explanations (:
Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you found it useful :)
Very useful thanks
Great stuff, keep it up!
Thanks. Means a lot for the feedback!
Will you get to finish the other volumes? I see there has been quite a gap since the last uploads
this is such important area
youre a god for this 🚩
No god in the marxist world
8:13 contradiction résolution
this was helpful thanks
np, glad you found it useful :)
Marx was clearly correct in many areas and wrong in others. In the developed world, wages have increased with surplus, and so I don't know how people can agree with that.
Wages or the real wage, and for who and why? Marx doesn't argue against your point
@@DissidentTheory Wages have increased exponentially since the Victorian time, together with employment protection. So he was wrong in this area.
@@jamesdavidparker1085 again, Marx writes explicitly about why "wages" and employment protection increase. Nothing you are saying contradicts anything Marx wrote
@@DissidentTheory Can you point out what he says about this? And why does that not contradict his ideas of pushing down wages? Thank you
Also, Labour Theory is clearly one aspect but not the only one and not always. It is possible for something to have almost zero Labour but has high value. He is right in some areas, though, and there is no doubt that capitalism can be exploitative.