http://hdl.handle.net/11089/34469 2026-04-03T21:25:48Z http://hdl.handle.net/11089/35558 Darwin, Lady Hope i legenda pewnego nawrócenia [L. R. Croft, Darwin and Lady Hope. The Untold Story, Elmwood Books, Preston 2012, ss. x + 153] Malec, Grzegorz 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11089/35556 Dobro wspólne jako nie-kapitalistyczna forma bogactwa. Antonia Negriego teza o kryzysie prawa wartości i jej konsekwencje Szadkowski, Krystian The core aspect of Antonio Negri’s political philosophy and the reading of “Marx beyond Marx”, that is the thesis on the crisis of law of value, was analyzed here in details. Thesis that Negri’s altermodern humanism, at least since the end of the 1960’s, is developing in the strict interrelationship with the thesis on the crisis of law of value was proposed. Together with an ontological assumption that we are living in the era of real subsumption of society under capital it creates the conceptual matrix of the project of the common. The main parts of this text explored the following problems: a) the context of the formulation of the thesis on the crisis of law of value; b) the meaning of the law of value in the Marx’s theory; c) Marxist debate on the status of law of value in socialism with reference to its usefulness for the projects of the alternative to capitalism; d) core aspects of the thesis; e) its consequences for the new theories of exploitation, antagonism and value for the present state of the development of capitalism. The aim of the text is to show the political meaning of the thesis of on the crisis of the law of value. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11089/35555 Znaczenie rezultatów bezpośredniego procesu produkcji dla współczesnej lektury Marksa Ratajczak, Mikołaj The article presents the importance of Marx’s manuscripts know today as Results of the Direct Production Process for the contemporary reading of his critique of political economy. The “unpublished sixth chapter” of Capital enables us to reconstruct Marx’s attempts to resolve two problems that accompanied him during his work on political economy, one being the relation between the process of capital’s circulation and the process of capital’s production, and the other being the unity of the labor process and the valorization process. The importance of Results goes even further, allowing a reinterpretation of Capital that focuses on the becoming of capital, the moment of labor’s subsumtion, application of science to the production process and the establishment of the wage relation. What the first volume of Capital presents as an accomplished project, “the sixth chapter” presents as a process in becoming. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11089/35554 Dlaczego warto dziś czytać Marksa? Kozłowski, Marek Using the first Polish edition of Marx’s Capital 1.1. Results of direct production process. Sixth chapter of the first Book of »Capital« (Project), PWN 2013, translated with an Epilogue by Mikołaj Ratajczak, as an anchoring point, the author investigates the conditions under which the answer to the title question can be affirmative. Namely, it is worth reading Marx today when our intellectual efforts not only tend towards enlarging our knowledge about his writings but also and most of all towards comprehending his philosophy. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z