Marx's Theory of the Genesis of Money : How, Why, and Through What Is a Commodity Money?

Intro -- ‎Contents -- ‎Acknowledgements -- ‎Notes on the Text -- ‎Introduction to This Edition (Schauerte) -- ‎Difficult Beginnings -- ‎Labour Theory of Value -- ‎'How, Why and through What' -- ‎The 'Power of Abstraction' -- ‎Marx's Method of Inquiry -- ‎A Close Reading of Marx -- ‎Part 1. Theory of the Value Form and Theory of the Exchange Process -- ‎Preface -- ‎Chapter 1. Theory of the Value Form and Theory of the Exchange Process -- ‎Chapter 2. Why is the Want of the Commodity Owner Abstracted from in the Theory of the Value Form? -- ‎Uno's First Argument -- ‎Uno's Second Argument -- ‎Uno's Third Argument -- ‎Part 2. Marx's Theory of the Genesis of Money (An Interview Conducted by Teinosuke Ōtani) -- ‎Chapter 1. The Questions 'How, Why and through What' -- ‎Chapter 2. Riddle of the Money Form and the Riddle of Money -- ‎Chapter 3. Difference between the First and the Second Edition of Capital -- ‎Chapter 4. The Significance of the 'Why Question' -- ‎Chapter 5. In What Sense is the Simple Value Form 'Accidental'? -- ‎Chapter 6. The 'Detour' of Value Expression -- ‎Chapter 7. The Meaning of the 'Formal Content of the Relative Expression of Value' -- ‎Chapter 8. How the Development of the Value Form Unfolds -- ‎Chapter 9. The Meaning of Abstracting from the Individual Want of the Commodity Owner -- ‎Chapter 10. What is the 'Dialectic' in the Case of the Value Form? -- ‎Bibliography -- ‎Index.

In Marx's Theory of the Genesis of Money, Samezō Kuruma examines the different angles from which Marx analyses the commodity and money in the first two chapters of Capital, Volume I.

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