A couple of additional sites worth checking-out:
* "Study Guide for *Capital* Volume I" prepared
by Harry Cleever for a course he is teaching
now called "Introduction to Marxian
Economics":
http://www.eco.utexas.edu/faculty/Cleaver/357k.html
The study guide comes complete with
questions for review and poetry. Only
Parts VIII and Part I -- *in that order* --
are covered in the guide. He offers the
following explanation:
"We turn to Part I *after* having studied Part
VIII because hopefully the latter material will
provide a framework within which the abstract
material of this first part will be easier to
understand".
Sounds very similar to the reason offered by
Althusser, doesn't it?
( Harry, though, -- unlike Althusser -- begins
with "The so-called Primitive Accumulation").
* A site called "A New Marxian Social Theory:
Class Analysis and Methodological
Overdetermination" created by Steve Resnick
and Richard Wolff:
http://www.umass.edu/resnick-wolff
The reading lists are worthwhile and there is a
listing of relevant dissertations.
In solidarity, Jerry
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