Thursday, September 3, 2009

chpt. 7 question

i'm interested in talking about this formulation that Marx repeats a couple times in chpt. 7: "During the labour process, the worker's labour constantly undergoes a transformation, from the form of unrest [Unruhe] into that of being [Sein], from the form of motion [Bewegung] into that of objectivity [Gegenstaendlichkeit]" (Das Kapital, 296).

What do you think this means? Does it mean merely the labor transforms from chaos into organized activity, or from potential into activity?

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