Money Is Time: The Monetary Expression of Value in Marx's Theory of Value

Kristjanson-Gural, David

doi:10.1080/08935690801917221

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“…7. David Kristjanson-Gural (2008) has added money to the Rethinking Marxism interpretation of Marx's theory, which is an improvement. However, it remains true in his extended model that the rate of profit does not depend in any way on Marx's labor theory of value and surplus value.…”

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Recent Interpretations of the “Transformation Problem”

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“…Unequal time equals unequal money. Inequalities experienced within the web of time are thus compounded by the inverse of this truism as well: viz., money is time ( [72], p. 269). With greater access to the profitability of time in terms of monetary value, such value produces an excess of time-which, in turn, produces excess capital.…”

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Messianic Time and Monetary Value1

Thate

2016

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Abstract:In this essay we return to Walter Benjamin's notion of messianic time as outlined in his Theses on the Philosophy of History. Messianic time is read with Benjamin's Sonnette as a "divestment" from historical time. That is, messianic time is a relinquishing of historical time's formation of identities within late capitalism. Messianism represents that opening which whispers the possibility of bringing asymmetrical accumulation and subjective formation to a standstill. The aim of the essay is thus to push a rereading of Benjamin's notion of messianic time as subjective divestment from historical time which in turn breaks the uneven distribution of time, accumulation, and the monetary value of market time at work in our current world of global finance.Keywords: Walter Benjamin; messianism; time; money; value We need to fetch back the time they have stolen from us.Every line we succeed in publishing today-no matter how uncertain the future to which we entrust it-is a victory wrested from the powers of darkness.Walter Benjamin ([2], p. 262).

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Rethinking Marx's Value-Form Analysis from an Althusserian Perspective

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2009

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Money Is Time: The Monetary Expression of Value in Marx's Theory of Value

Cited by 10 publications

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Recent Interpretations of the “Transformation Problem”

Recent Interpretations of the “Transformation Problem”

Messianic Time and Monetary Value1

Rethinking Marx's Value-Form Analysis from an Althusserian Perspective

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