La métempsycose dialectique de l’égalité selon Marx
Marx posits equivalence and equality as principles of simple market production. Capitalist production is accompanied by a reversal in the mode of production where equivalence is denied in its very execution – from which comes a critique of human rights. But equality reappears in the lower stage of c...
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1996
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| Linkit: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Yhteenveto: | Marx posits equivalence and equality as principles of simple market production. Capitalist production is accompanied by a reversal in the mode of production where equivalence is denied in its very execution – from which comes a critique of human rights. But equality reappears in the lower stage of communism in a form of negation of the negation ("to each according to his work"), to finally pass to the higher stage which is found beyond justice. The role of this utopian dialectic in the structure of marxist theory will be discussed. |
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