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Re: [OPE-L] Complex and simple labour: English trans. of French Capital I?



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Dear Anders;

I am interested in your work on Marx's defferent solution in French version.
Will you kindly send it to me by email if you have written it in English?

My own solution became different from Marx or his followers, as you may be awa
re of it in my paper 'Skilled Labour in Value Theory' (in Capital and Class, 3
1, Spring, 1987, and chap.6 of my book, The Basic Theory of Capitalism, Macmil
lan, 1988.). I shall be happy if I can hear your comments on it too.

All the best,

Makoto Itoh

----- Original Message -----
>Date:         Wed, 30 May 2007 20:15:56 +0200
>From: Anders Ekeland <anders.ekeland@xxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: [OPE-L] Complex and simple labour: English trans. of French Capital
I?
>To: OPE-L@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
>Dear all,
>
>I am working on the problem of the reduction of complex to
>simple/abstract labour. In the French edition of Capital Marx has a
>somewhat different "solution" to the comlex/simple labour problem.
>This is discussed by  French (and Russians, using the French edition)
>Marxists, but generally overlooked in the English and German debate.
>
>Is there an English translation of the French Capital?
>
>Are anyone aware of authors discussing the different "solutions" in
>the German and French editions?
>
>Regards
>Anders Ekeland



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