A study guide for Karl Marx's Capital vol 1 by Harry Cleaver. Copied to clipboard It starts with chapter 2, as Chapter 1 is covered in Cleaver's book "Reading Capital Politically". Chapter 2: The Process of Exchange Chapter 3: Money, or the Circulation of Commodities Chapter 4: The General Formula for Capital Chapter 5: Contradictions in the General Formula Chapter 6: The Sale and Purchase of Labour Power Chapter 7: The Labor Process and the Valorization Process Chapter 8: Constant and Variable Capital Chapter 9: The Rate of Surplus Value Chapter 10: The Working Day Chapter 11: The Rate and Mass of Surplus Value Chapter 12: The Concept of Relative Surplus Value Chapter 13: Co-operation Chapter 14: Manufacturing and the Division of Labor Chapter 15: Machinery and Modern Industry Answers to Questions for Review, Chap's 7-10 Answers to Review Questions for Chapters 13-15 Book traversal links for Study guide for Capital - Harry Cleaver Chapter 2: The Process of Exchange Printer-friendly version Karl Marx Marxism economics Harry Cleaver Comments I notice Harry Cleaver's I notice Harry Cleaver's website now covers up to chapter 33. So whoever knows how to work this whole internet malarkey might want to add the extra chapters to Libcom.
I notice Harry Cleaver's I notice Harry Cleaver's website now covers up to chapter 33. So whoever knows how to work this whole internet malarkey might want to add the extra chapters to Libcom.
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I notice Harry Cleaver's
I notice Harry Cleaver's website now covers up to chapter 33. So whoever knows how to work this whole internet malarkey might want to add the extra chapters to Libcom.