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I am putting Wheen's emphasis (using *s, instead of italics) back in his article. / In solidarity, Jerry > But there > was a purpose in his perversity. Look at his choice of verbs in the very > first sentence: "The wealth of societies in which the capitalist mode > of production prevails appears as an 'immense collection of commodities'; > the individual commodity *appears as* its elementary form." (My > italics.) > > > We are entering a world of apparitions, of > delusion and hallucinatory topsy-turvydom, in which inanimate objects - > commodities, whether an iPod or a fashionable handbag - acquire tremendous > life and vigour, while the toiling humans who produce them are reduced to > the status of inanimate machines. They are menaced by their own creation, > like Frankenstein and his monster, as Marx reminds us. |
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