Alejandro, I didn't mean that Sieber developed a theory that turned out to be close to Marx's, but rather that he understood quite a lot of Marx and much better than many others at the time. In fact, other than Engels, who were other sympathetic, published interpretators of Marx in Marx's lifetime? None comes to my mind, and Marx does not acknowledge any others positively. Paul ************************************************************************ Paul Zarembka, editor, RESEARCH IN POLITICAL ECONOMY at ********************* http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/PZarembka Alejandro Ramos <aramos@btl.net> said, on 01/30/02: >Re Paul Z 6473: >[...] >>What seems clear to me is that Sieber figured out a lot of what Marx >>was up to, on his own, in Russia, and this impressed Marx. >Specifically, what had Sieber figured out independently from Marx? >A.
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