Re: [Marxism] Tristram Hunt on Engels

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In a message dated 4/25/2009 8:49:40 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
farmelantj@xxxxxxxx  writes:


http://www.historytoday.com/MainArticle.aspx?m=33301&amid=30279138
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Thanks. 
 
Absolutely stunning. 
 
Somewhere in Anti-Durhing . . . a passage I can never find when I want to  
locate it, Engels describes the trajectory of the law of value and its 
residual  aftermath in the administration of things. Somewhere in Marx, he 
speaks 
of this  discovery belonging to Engels. Engels in turn mentions how Marx 
charted the  specifics of the law system peculiar to the value relation, as it 
is  emerges as a law system and is reshaped under bourgeois production and 
under  what conditions the law of law reaches its irresolvable crisis or 
historical  limitation. . 
 
As this article mentions, Engels editing of Vol. III Capital has been a  
source of theory pain for students of Marx. 
 
Great article worthy of permanent preservation of several Marxists list. 
 
WL. 
 
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