From: Jerry Levy (Gerald_A_Levy@MSN.COM)
Date: Sun Oct 09 2005 - 12:23:36 EDT
> While in the Grundrisse Marx used the concept of 'capital in
> general' to define the range of his analysis (in German: Kapital im
> Allgemeinen or allgemeiner Begriff des Kapitals), in the three volumes of
> Capital he explicitly speaks of 'innerer Durchschnitt der kapitalistischen
> Produktionsweise'.
Hanno:
Capital in general is also referred to in _Capital_:
In the drafts for what was published as Volume 3 of _Capital_
Marx refers to the scope of his work in _Capital_ as
concerning the "general nature of capital" ("allgemeine Natur
des Kapitals") . See first paragraph of Vol. 3, Ch. 6, Section 2.
Re "innerer Durchschnitt ....": we could locate the English translation
quicckly if you could give us the chapter, section, and paragraph
numbers from _Capital_.
In solidarity, Jerry
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