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Bertell Ollman Interview: Dialectics, Abstraction, Internal Relations
This is an hour-long interview with dialectical scholar and Marxist philosopher Bertell Ollman. Ollman is a professor of politics at New York University and author of “Dance of the Dialectic: Steps in Marx’s Method” and “Alienation: Marx’s Conception of Man … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract, abstraction, Bertell Ollman, concrete, dialectics, extension, generality, hegel, internal relations, marx, philosophy, vantage point
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Falling Rate of Profit
The Falling Rate of Profit The financial world is a mysterious one. It appears that through trading stock, advancing credit, or swapping currencies profit can appear out of thin air- that is, money can be turned into more money just … Continue reading
Posted in Econ 303- Crisis
Tagged abstract, automation, bail-out, capital, capitalism, concrete labor, constant, crisis, depression, exchange, falling rate of profit, innovation, machines, marx, money, recession, sub-prime, surplus, technology, theory, underconsumption, value, variable, wages
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