Re: [Marxism] meaning of labor time in Capital

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In a message dated 4/18/2009 1:04:36 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
kloro2006@xxxxxxxxx writes:

how does your response relate to the question, "How would he [Marx]  
measure the amount of this kind of labor ['homogeneous human labour'] 
in  a particular product?"
 
 
Comment
 
Three responses were sent to the list. All three were sent as a totality. 
 
The first installment was to first locate value - exchange value, in a  
historical context. 
 
The intent was to provide material with the intent that the material would  
make the question answerable by the questioner. That is how the first  of 
three answers relate to the human labor, or rather the socially  necessary 
human labor, in commodities, as they face each other, without  regard to their 
quality as a specific kind of labor. 
 
Thank You
 
WL. 
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