(OPE-L) RE: the intellectual origins of 'simple commodity production' ?

From: Gerald A. Levy (Gerald_A_Levy@MSN.COM)
Date: Wed Sep 08 2004 - 08:48:07 EDT

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Hi Andrew T.

Andrew, replying to Jurriaan wrote:

> In relation to your last paragraph, I
> thought  the key assumption is that there are no social classes
> under simple commodity production.

In that case simple commodity production  would have just
fallen out of the sky and, as Jurriaan put it, become 'incoherent'.
All hitherto history is the history of ...?

In solidarity, Jerry

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