Karl Marx: Manuskripte Zum Zweiten Buch Des Kapitals 1868 Bis 1881
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Add to basketSold by Kennys Bookstore, Olney, MD, U.S.A.
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Add to basket2008. 1st Edition. hardcover. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.
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gilt der erste Band als der bekannteste, der dritte als der umstrittenste, so ist der zweite Band des "Kapitals" gelegentlich der ,vergessene‘ genannt worden. Bei einem ersten Blick auf seinen Nachlass scheint auch Marx selbst sich lieber mit der Herkunft des Mehrwerts oder dem Fall der Profitrate als mit den Unwägbarkeiten des Marktes beschäftigt zu haben. Gleichwohl unternahm er, wie die zehn Entwürfe in diesem MEGA-Band dokumentieren, zwischen 1868 und 1881 alle Anstrengungen, seinen inzwischen ungeduldigen Lesern endlich das zweite Buch über die Realisierungsbedingungen aller produzierten Werte, den Kapitalumschlag und die Reproduktion des gesellschaftlichen Gesamtkapitals zu präsentieren.
Man wird anhand dieser erstmals veröffentlichten Texte mit dem zweiten, umfangreichen Gesamtentwurf zum zweiten Buch von 1868-1870 bekannt gemacht, kann verfolgen, wie Marx nach siebenjähriger Pause 1877 seine früheren Entwürfe von 1865–1870 erst wieder kennenlernte und wie er sich wiederholt vergeblich um die finale Ausgestaltung des ersten Kapitels mit einem den Leser mitnehmenden Übergang vom ersten zum zweiten Buch mühte. Insbesondere aber lässt sich verfolgen, wie Marx nach und nach wesentliche Elemente einer konsistenten Theorie des Wirtschaftszyklus zusammenträgt und auf welchem Wege er sich als Vorläufer moderner Aggregationstechniken profiliert. Wer möchte, kann zudem nun endlich selbst vergleichen, aus welchen Manuskriptteilen Engels den zweiten Band des "Kapitals" zusammengestellt hatte, als er ihn 1885 herausgab, und sich darüber ein eigenes Urteil bilden. Dabei wird er feststellen, dass Engels zugunsten der kategorialen Entwicklung auf so manche unterhaltsame Passage verzichtete, so auf die über den Reproduktionseifer der "Mehlwürmin".
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