Publication: El capital tras la MEGA: sobre discontinuidades, rupturas y nuevos comienzos
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Heinrich, Michael
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Murcia: Servicio de publicaciones de la Universidad de Murcia
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Tras la reciente publicación en la MEGA (Marx-Engels Gesamtausgabe, la edición histórico-crítica de las obras completas de Marx y Engels) de los volúmenes correspondientes a El capital y sus manuscritos previos, se hace ahora posible seguir la evolución de la Crítica de la Economía Política de Marx desde 1857 a 1881. Este desarrollo no fue en absoluto continuo ni fácil. Marx ideó diferentes proyectos (un primer proyecto de seis libros, transformado posteriormente en el proyecto de El capital en cuatro libros), cuestionando a lo largo de la década de 1870 las conclusiones sobre la caída de la tasa de ganancia y la teoría de la crisis que había desarrollado previamente en el manuscrito para el tercer volumen de El capital escrito en 1864-1865.
ABSTRACT: The MEGA (the complete edition of all works of Marx and Engels), which completed its section on Capital-editions and Capital-manuscripts, makes it possible to follow the development of Marx’s Critique of Political Economy from 1857 up to 1881. This development was not at all a continuous and smooth one. Marx conceptualized different projects (at first the 6-book plan later the 4-book plan of Capital) and in the 1870s he questioned results about the falling rate of profit and the theory of crisis that he had come to in his earlier manuscript for vol. 3 of Capital, written in 1864/65.
ABSTRACT: The MEGA (the complete edition of all works of Marx and Engels), which completed its section on Capital-editions and Capital-manuscripts, makes it possible to follow the development of Marx’s Critique of Political Economy from 1857 up to 1881. This development was not at all a continuous and smooth one. Marx conceptualized different projects (at first the 6-book plan later the 4-book plan of Capital) and in the 1870s he questioned results about the falling rate of profit and the theory of crisis that he had come to in his earlier manuscript for vol. 3 of Capital, written in 1864/65.
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Sociología histórica, nº 9 (2018)
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