Capital Logic and Time Management

YANG, Haifeng

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Haifeng YANG³

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Marx turns his analysis to capitalist production where the selling and buying of labor power and the transformation of money to capital begins.

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Notes

1.
See Yu (2004). Zhang Xiongxian discusses about the relations of Marx’s time and capital starting from the modern thinking in “Time Perspective and Its Relations with Capital Logic,” in Academic Monthly, 10 (2006).
2.
Marx, Capital, 1: 354.
3.
Heidegger (1962).
4.
Stiegler (1983).
5.
Bernard Stiegler, Technics and Time, 271.
6.
Marx, Capital, 1: 27.
7.
Marx and Engels, Marx & Engels Collected Works, 29: 290.
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Marx, Capital, 1: 28.
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Marx, Capital, 1: 29.
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Heidegger (1962).
11.
Marx, Capital, 1: 131.
12.
Marx, Capital, 1: 136.
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Marx, Capital, 1: 137.
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Marx, Capital, 1: 137.
15.
Marx and Engels, Marx & Engels Complete Works, 44: 230.
16.
Marx and Engels, Marx & Engels Collected Works, 6: 127.
17.
Marx, Capital, 1: 129.
18.
Marx, Capital, 1: 142.
19.
Marx, Capital, 1: 142–143.
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Marx, Capital, 1: 143.
21.
Marx, Capital, 1: 163.
22.
Marx, Capital, 1: 164.
23.
Marx, Capital, 1: 168.
24.
Marx, Capital, 1: 178.
25.
Marx, Capital, 1: 166.
26.
Marx, Capital, 1: 194–195.
27.
Marx, Capital, 1: 195.
28.
In volume II. Marx made a more detailed distinction on the time of capitalist production, such as the distinction of labor time and production time, and discussed circulating time and turnover time.
29.
Marx, Capital, 2: 144.
30.
Marx, Capital, 2: 144.
31.
Gramsci (1999).
32.
Antonio Gramsci, Selections from the Prison Notebooks, 599–600.

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YANG, H. (2023). Capital Logic and Time Management. In: The Philosophy of Capital. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-3545-1_10

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