Prof. Harvey uses the metaphor of a human body to understand how Marx analyzed capitalism's process of production and circulation.
"The totality of the formation of capital is made up of different circulatory processes. There's a tendency within Marxism to say everything really rests on the question of production. That is, the central part here is the creation of surplus value in production. I think that is a very important role. But on the other hand, the surplus value produced in production means nothing unless it's also all these other features are engaged." - David Harvey
This clip is from David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist Chronicles S5 E1 "Anti-Capitalist Chronicles: Capital in Motion". Watch the full episode on our channel at [ Ссылка ]
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