Marx's Method in Capital

This volume explores the largely unexamined question of the logical method employed by Marx in the construction of his economic theory in Capital.

Introduction	p. 1
Marx's Capital and Hegelian Dialectical Logic	p. 15
The Necessity of Money: How Hegel Helped Marx Surpass Ricardo's Theory of Value	p. 37
Hegel's Logic and Marx's Capital	p. 63
The Difficult Labor of a Theory of Social Value: Metaphors and Systematic Dialectics at the Beginning of Marx's Capital	p. 89
Marx's Dialectic	p. 115
Marx's Concept of Economic Relations and the Method of Capital	p. 135
Marx's Logical Method and the "Transformation Problem"	p. 157
Marx's Logic of Inquiry and Price Formation	p. 185
Contributors	p. 217
Bibliography	p. 219
Name Index	p. 227
Subject Index	p. 231
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