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which marxism (fwd)
by md7148
08 June 1999 22:48 UTC
>Gernot,
>can it possible to disscuss the exploitation concept with the people
>such as C&C, John Roemer ? I think,one of the ,lets say weakness of us (
>as radical social scientists) is the lack of communication between the
>subgroups . isn't it interesting to discuss this topic with them ? I
>think C&C writers is very strong on for example value theory of labor (
>I prefer this one) and Roemer has alternative approaches on explotiation
>. Maybe ,if we attempt,if we offer them this become a begining,a revival
>for a healthier discussion grounds.
>I offer these all wsn members of course,not only gernot.
John Roemer has an article in Egalitarian Perspectives (book) called
"Should Marxists be interested in exploitation?". he basically argues
that Marxists should develop a _theory of justice_ instead of a _theory of
labor value_. some marxists, whom i respect a lot, like Maurice Dobb,
claim that marxists can not, and should not abondon the theory of labor
value, and that it is still worth preserving. For a better discussion of
his arguments, see the book Political Economy and Capitalism.
Mine Aysen Doyran
phd candidate
dept of pol scie
SUNY/Albany
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