From: gerald_a_levy (gerald_a_levy@msn.com)
Date: Thu Jan 02 2003 - 08:24:20 EST
Re Chris's [8262]: You gave interpretations to selected parts of the two quotes from Hegel that appeared in [8251]. Thanks. What do you think about the influence of the following (especially the first sentence) on Marx's conception of the "immanent measure" of value? > Its quality is masked in the quantitative element and is > thus also indifferent towards the other measure, continuing itself in it > and in the newly formed measure. The exponent of the new > measure is itself only some quantum or other, an external > determinateness, and its indifference finds expression in the fact > that the specifically determined thing effects, in association with > other such measures, precisely similar neutralizations of the > reciprocal measure relations; it is in only one measure relation formed > by itself and another specifically determined thing that its specific > peculiarity is not expressed" In solidarity, Jerry
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