Re: Re: [OPE] Who wrote the note 50 of chap.3 of Capital vol.1, Engels or Marx

From: <mktitoh@nifty.com>
Date: Mon Jun 29 2009 - 11:43:10 EDT

Dear Claus and Michael;

Thank you for prompt answers, which help me a lot to understand what happened.
 As for the note in the Penguin English edition, it seems very misleading.

Makoto

----- Original Message -----
>Date: Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:41:29 +0200
>From: Michael Heinrich <m.heinrich@prokla.de>
>To: Outline on Political Economy mailing list <ope@lists.csuchico.edu>
>Subject: Re: [OPE] Who wrote the note 50 of chap.3 of Capital vol.1, Engels
> or Marx
>
>
>Dear Makoto,
>
>both informations are correct, but the information given in Penguin
>edition is incomplete. This note didn't exist in the second German
>edition of "Capital", which was edited by Marx himself. The note was
>included in the third German edition by Engels. But it was not Engels
>who wrote the note. Engels found it in Marx's own copy of the second
>German edition, as an handwritten addition by Marx (when Marx did this
>and other additions is not clear). Engels reformulated the note very
>slightly, put it in the text of the third German edition and added in
>brackets that it is a note of Marx for the third editon. The original
>note in the formulation of Marx can be found in the aparatus volume of
>MEGA II/8 p.861.
>
>Best wishes
>Michael
>
>mktitoh@nifty.com schrieb:
>> Dear friends (especially Michael Heinrich and onther specialists of MEGA);
>>
>> The note 50 of chap.3 of Capital vol.1, states that there is 'the special s
ort
>> of crisis, ・瘢雹・瘢雹・瘢雹, which may appear independently of the rest, and only af
fec
>> ts industry and commerce by its backwash. The pivot of these crises is to b
e f
>> ound in money capital, and their immediate sphere of impact is therefore ba
nki
>> ng, the stock exchange and finance.'
>>
>> I am interested in this, since we difined it as the second type of monetary
 cr
>> isis in the section 6.1.2 and its note 1 in our book, Political Economy of
Mon
>> ey and Finace (1999, Macmillan). It seems relevant at least to some extent
as
>> a characterization of the Subprime financial global crisis.
>>
>> May I ask any of your help to indintify (desirably with some evidence) who
wro
>> te this impressive note in the third edition of Capital vol.1, Engels or Ma
rx?
>> The current popular English Penguin version (transl. by B. Fowkes) somehow
 sa
>> ys it by Engels, whreas the German ordinary version in Marx and Engels Werk
e 2
>> 3 does not, and means it is by Marx. Why is there such difference between E
ngl
>> ish and German version?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> Makoto Itoh
>>
>>
>>
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