Historical Materialism: A System of Sociology

Historical Materialism: A System of Sociology

1) Karl Marx: Capital , Chicago, 1915, vol. i., pp.198, 199.

2) Ibid ., p.199.

3) Karl Marx's letters to Kugelmann, in Die Neue Zeit, 1901-1902, part ii, No. 7, p.222.

4) Capital, Chicago, 1915, vol. i, pp.197, 198.

5) Ibid ., p.198.

6) Karl Marx: Capital , vol i, p.201.

7) Karl Marx: Capital , vol. i, pp.199-200.

8) Die Neue Zeit, Vol. 39, part ii, pp.350 et seq .

9) "If, on the other hand, the subject of labor has, so to say, been filtered through previous labor, we call it raw material. All raw material is the subject of labor, but not every subject of labor is raw material." ( Capital , Vol. i, p. 199.)

10) Cunow's mistakes do not prevent him from raising a number of very appropriate objections to Gorter, P. Barth, and others, who confuse the method of production with technology. We shall discuss this subject later.

11) Capital , vol. i, p.693.

12) A Criticism of Our Critics (in Russian), St. Petersburg, 1906, p.283

13) Cf. for example, Khvostov, Theory of the Historical Process , p.247: "It is extremely probable that . . , the truth is on the side of the advocates of race equality."]

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