Marx's Method in Capital

by Fred Moseley (Editor)

This volume explores the largely unexamined question of the logical method employed by Marx in the construction of his economic theory in Capital. The most important methodological issues discussed include the nature and significance of dialectical logic, the relation between essence and appearance, the order of determination between aggregate economic magnitudes and individual magnitudes, and the similarities between Marx's logical method and the method of Hegel.

Genres: Economics, Politics

239 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1993