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Necrophilology
2018
Overview
The problem that the general equivalent poses to Marx’s theory of value stems from two sources.¹ The first is the theory’s first moment, preceding and setting under way what Alfred Sohn-Rethel calls Marx’s “commodity abstraction,” and in specific from the requirement thatany commodity whatevermay pass from the field of relative valuation (of value that pertains to its use, here and now, to a concrete end) into the role of coin-of-the-realm in a circuit of exchange, of general equivalent, of money.² Whatever-commodity steps uncertainly into the abstract, general shape that awaits it, there to lose every particular relation to
