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2003-07-18 Thread MIYACHI
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Re: quick question

2003-07-18 Thread MIYACHI
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Reply to Loren Goldner2; On fictitious Caspital

2003-06-24 Thread MIYACHI
m conditions fictitious capital, but the two are not the same. Marx says;"analyis of the credit system and the instrument this creates(credit money, etc), thus he dintinguishes the credit system from the instrument this creates. But for confusing the two, he could not analyze concrete mode of fictitious capital movement independent of real capital circulation. MIYACHI

Reply to Loren Goldner; Introduction; on basic concepts

2003-06-22 Thread MIYACHI
Reply to Loren Goldner's "The Remaking of the American Working Class" (BIntroduction (BOn basic concepts (B (B $B!H (JMarx "discovers", in an immanent fashion, through "value as a (Bcondensation of the necessary time of production", the reproduction of human (Bcreative powers $B!I (J (B (

On current credit system

2003-06-19 Thread MIYACHI
About current credit system and fictitious capital, I Think below; (B (BAnalysis of contemporary capitalism (B (B In the historical disputes among various Marxist parties, there have been (Bmany problems at issue for the development of capitalism,for example, the (Blaw of capitalist developme

Thank you

2002-06-08 Thread miyachi
Title: Thank  you Thank  you to see my article Out document is from summarize 6o’s struggle We may be incorrect, especially on commmofyfiig Sachen I now study “PROBLEM of credit” by YAMAMOT0” BEST REGARDS MIYACHI TATSUO

Re: RE: RE: Productive Forces

2002-02-28 Thread miyachi
Title: Re: [PEN-L:23309] RE: RE: Productive Forces on 2002.03.01 01:02 AM, Devine, James at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I wrote: >>How do we measure the "productive forces," anyway?<< Miyachi writes: >We measure productive force by quantity and value of commodit

Re: RE: Productive Forces, was Re: reply-part 2

2002-02-27 Thread miyachi
on 2002.02.28 07:26 AM, Devine, James at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>> > >>> We demand change in society along the direction of the >> productive forces, >> >> No. Not true. _Many_ Marxists but by no means all put central emphasis >> on the "productive forces.

Re: Re: Productive Forces, was Re: reply-part 2

2002-02-27 Thread miyachi
tate of development - as the fundamental distinction of social > production on the basis of the industrial infrastructure and all the > properties this entail, but the the character of appropriation. I am aware > that many do not agree with this focus on property relations. > > Yo

japanese new left movement

2002-02-24 Thread miyachi
Dear Sabri, MIYACHI TATSUO Psychiatric Department KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL JOHBUSHI,1-20 KOMAKI CITY AICHI Pre JAPAN 0568-76-4131 [EMAIL PROTECTED] I explain shortly Japanese new left movement. In pre-war and post-war to 1962, Japan communist party ruled left movement. But its strategy was

Re: Re: Re: On the necessity of socialism

2002-02-23 Thread miyachi
is whether anything at all that is >> critical to Marxist political economy hinges on this demonstration. And I >> agree with Doug's negative response to this question. >> >> Gil > > > Does the Sraffa model which presumably makes Marx's demonstration >

Re: Re: Marx's Capital manuscript

2002-02-22 Thread miyachi
Y TIMES OVER AND AM GRATEFUL. THIS SHALL KEEP ME BUSY AND EXCITED FOR A WHILE. NOW I CAN'T GO TO SLEEP. GREAT ARTICLE. MELVIN P. MIYACHI TATSUO PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL JOHBUSHI,1-20 KOMAKI CITY AICHI PRE JAPAN 0568-76-4131 [EMAIL PROTECTED] THANK YOU READING M

Marx's Capotal manuscrip

2002-02-21 Thread miyachi
MIYACHI TATSUO Psychiatric Department KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL JOHBUSHI,1-20 KOMAKI CITY AICHI Pre JAPAN 0568-76-4131 [EMAIL PROTECTED] I present summary of article $B!H(JEngels$B!G(J Edition of the Third Volume of Capital and Marx$B!G(Js original Manuscript$B!I(Jby Micchael Heinrich in

Re: Re: Re: Re: Question on the term "loan"

2002-02-09 Thread miyachi
nated out of > credit. > > By the way, money seemed to be the origin of writing. > > -- > > Michael Perelman > Economics Department > California State University > Chico, CA 95929 > > Tel. 530-898-5321 > E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] > MIYACHI TATSUO PSYC

Re: Re: method of economy

2002-02-09 Thread miyachi
> that are fixed capital intensive, asks Shortall. > > Keynes and Smith say because of irrationality. Marx speculated that most > pioneers > never get their money back. Schumpeter says that this problem is why controls > on > competition are needed. I discussed this in my Natu

Re: Capital and English translation

2002-02-09 Thread miyachi
s it was probably the only translation > available --there may have been an Everyman translation of Volume One that was > of poor quality too. > > Regards > Karl Carlile (Global Communist Group) > Be free to join our communism mailing list > at http://homepage.eircom.net/~kampf/ &

Re: Is there a left program at the global level?

2002-02-09 Thread miyachi
iffer from bourgeois revolution, we are taught that working-class revolution begins with taking over political power. But in reality, we are experiencing new type society are emerging increasingly within capitalist system. We may base these new social movements as revolutionary elements and may take over political power as final action. MIYACHI TATSUO PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL KOMAKI CITY AICHI Pre. JAPAN [EMAIL PROTECTED]

i forgot

2002-02-09 Thread miyachi
talist production as price production. MIYACHI TATSUO PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL KOMAKI CITY AICHI Pre. JAPAN [EMAIL PROTECTED]

method of economy

2002-02-08 Thread miyachi
on 2/8/02 00:45 PM, Michael Perelman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I will try again. > > miyachi wrote: > >> on 2/7/02 08:25 AM, Michael Perelman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> >>> I tried to send you my paper, but your mailbox is full. >> Excuse me.

Re: value vs price

2002-02-07 Thread miyachi
ndividual cases in their general connection with the universe as a whole, > they run into each other, and they become confounded when we contemplate that > universal action and reaction in which causes and effects are eternally > changing places, so that what is effect here and now will be

Re: Value talk

2002-02-06 Thread miyachi
alism and initiating socialism. Theory for > the sake of theory, generation of theory for only the sake of theory is an > especially bad idea in the historical sciences. > Sir Charles Brown MIYACHI TATSUO PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL KOMAKI CITY AICHI Pre. JAPAN [EMAIL

Re: Re: Re: : Value talk

2002-02-06 Thread miyachi
g that until something large hits me on the head. Fortunately, you > are here to keep the rest of the world on track. > > jks > >>> > > > _ > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your p

Re: Re: Re: Re: Value talk

2002-02-06 Thread miyachi
value form itself and the value form in the specific form of > capital he made a great contribution to the development of communism. > > Regards > Karl Carlile (Global Communist Group) > Be free to join our communism mailing list > at http://homepage.eircom.net/~kampf/ > Sir

Re: value and price: a dissenting note

2002-02-05 Thread miyachi
our doubtful determined "value". Commodity > value must firstly be determined within the simple sphere of commodity > world. > MIYACHI TATSUO > > ^^ > > Thank you Comrade Tatsuo. > > So, your answer to Michael Perelman's puzzle is that we treat const

Re: : value and price: a dissenting note

2002-02-05 Thread miyachi
ficult to analyze and differentiate two flow and leads to make to confuse the two flow such as your doubtful determined "value". Commodity value must firstly be determined within the simple sphere of commodity world. MIYACHI TATSUO PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL KOMAKI CITY AICHI Pre. JAPAN [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Re: Re: Engels, Marx, Value and Communism

2002-02-04 Thread miyachi
on 2/5/02 00:42 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > It is not that Engels misunderstood Marx. Marx unfolded a new law system. > Engels agreed to the best of his ability. To continue. > >> MIYACHI TATSUO >> PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT >> KOMAKI MUNICI

Re: Re: Re: RE: Re: Re: value and price: adissenting note

2002-02-04 Thread miyachi
o my period, > you invent process Y (capital intensive), and now your widgets and mine both > have the value N-1,a nd I can obly get $4 each for my widgets. I'm in > trouble, but where;s the theoretical problem? jks > >

Re: Re: re: anal. Marxism and value

2002-02-03 Thread miyachi
MIYACHI TATSUO PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL KOMAKI CITY AICHI Pre. JAPAN [EMAIL PROTECTED] As you see "analytical marxism " as reductionist, it is right. Marx began with critique of religion, secondly critique of state, and his conclusion was to critique sta

Re: Re: Re: value and price: a dissenting note

2002-02-03 Thread miyachi
on 2/3/02 02:40 PM, Michael Perelman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Here is the difference between Justin and Miyachi and my understanding. > > They seem to look at the value of the depreciated computer EX POST -- > after the fact. The problem that i see is ex ante. How do you set

ideology, fetishism

2002-02-02 Thread miyachi
on 2/3/02 01:20 PM, Justin Schwartz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > >> >> CB: Before you get to that, isn't the burden on you to demonstrate that the >> theory alternative to Marx's explains what Marx's theory does ? Justin and >> the AM's haven't quite proven that to everybody yet. >> >

Re: Re: Re: value and price: a dissenting note

2002-02-02 Thread miyachi
ce is higher than when I bought it. Ridiculous! Did you use trading shop? If you did not, try it. When you try, you can understand common knowledge which California State University did not teach. MIYACHI TATSUO PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL KOMAKI CITY AICHI Pre. JAPAN [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Engels, Marx, Value and Communism

2002-02-02 Thread miyachi
on 2/2/02 08:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I happen to be one who believes that there exists a difference in > articulation - not substance, between Frederick Engels and Karl Marx approach > to "value" and embrace the reshaping of the "theory of value" in the hands of > M

Re: value and price: a dissenting note

2002-02-02 Thread miyachi
job. > -- > > Michael Perelman > Economics Department > California State University > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Chico, CA 95929 > 530-898-5321 > fax 530-898-5901 >Sir Michael Perelman MIYACHI TATSUO PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL KOMAKI CITY AICHI Pre.

Re: Re: re: re: Historical Materialism

2002-02-02 Thread miyachi
on 2/2/02 07:55 PM, Rakesh Bhandari at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Jim writes: > > >> >> >> (2) no, Marx shows convincingly in volume III of CAPITAL that as long as (1) >> the rate of surplus-value is constant and uncorrelated with the OCC; (2) the >> OCC differs between industries; and (3) the

Re: value vs. price

2002-02-02 Thread miyachi
+s=k+s turns into the formula C=k+p, or the value of a commodity=cost-price+ profit. The profit, such as it is represented here, is thus the same as surplus-value, only in a mystified form that is nonetheless a necessary outgrowth of the capitalist mode of production." MIYACHI TATSUO PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL KOMAKI CITY AICHI Pre. JAPAN [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: Re: query:Historical Materialism

2002-02-01 Thread miyachi
alent, it is simply a process of producing value; if, on the other hand, it be continued beyond that point, it becomes a process of creating surplus-value. " MIYACHI TATSUO PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL KOMAKI CITY AICHI Pre. JAPAN [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Re: RE: Re: value and morality

2002-02-01 Thread miyachi
notion is, what I observe both here in the US and back > home makes me agree with Sloterdijk. It appears to me that they > know what they are doing very well. > > On another note, thanks to all who participated in this > discussion. It has been most useful, at least to me, and I wish

Re: query: Historical Materialism

2002-01-31 Thread miyachi
vine [EMAIL PROTECTED] & http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine > MIYACHI TATSUO PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL KOMAKI CITY AICHI Pre. JAPAN [EMAIL PROTECTED] I subscribe "Historical materialism" I think that its weakness is inadequate& insufficient analysis of fundamental category of Marx's analysis of value-form and labor theory.

Re: Re: BECAUSE WE ARE ALL ARGENTINES

2002-01-26 Thread miyachi
> organization and so some have likened it to "leninism." Bukharian was also > known for trying to organize conspiracies.< > > ERROR: It's Bakunin, not "Bukharian." Also, it's "Iberica" not > "Iberiana," so that the FAI was (an

Re: Re: Re: RE: Theory on Mullah Omar etc

2002-01-26 Thread miyachi
; > > > > _ > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: > http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx > MIYACHI TATSUO Psychiatric Department Komaki Municipal Hospital Komaki CITY JAPAN I think Taleban or other religious resistance are part of anti-Globalizaition social movement. Economic liberation struggle appear as various form,such as Taleban or Palestinian Islam movement.

Re: Communism not reform

2002-01-26 Thread miyachi
naries whose bourgeois role it is to disarm the working > class from the right. > > Regards > Karl Carlile (Communist Global Group) > Be free to join our communism mailing list > at http://homepage.eircom.net/~kampf/ > MIYACHI TATSUO Psychiatric Department Komaki municipal hospit

Re: Re: Re: reform and rev

2002-01-22 Thread miyachi
studied before >> the revolutions that you mention and imply that people would have >> ceased studying Marx if not for those revolutions. >> >> Rakesh >> >> Towards An Unknown Marx: A Commentary on the Manuscripts of 1861-63 >> (Routledge Studies

Re: reform and rev

2002-01-21 Thread miyachi
on 1/22/02 02:35 AM, Charles Brown at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Ok, but how are his claims any different from the > predictions of other economists-social forecasters? What is > it about his method of inference etc. that renders his > approach to the futurity of indeterminism and uncertainty >

Re: Who will be the next Marx

2002-01-21 Thread miyachi
on 1/21/02 10:04 AM, Ian Murray at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > After This > Whatever Capitalism's Fate, Somebody's Already Working on an Alternative > > By David J. Rothkopf > Washington Post > Sunday, January 20, 2002; Page B01 > > > [David Rothkopf is chairman and CEO of Intellibridge Corp. He

Re: Re: ideology

2002-01-18 Thread miyachi
his positon, world appears to return to Hegel's world within which consciousness or ideas rule real world. But, in the other way, to smaller degree people believe in the semlance world, to more degree they can recognize their real social connection. MIYACHI TATSUO Psychiatric Department Komaki municipal Hospital Komaki city AICHI Pre, JAPAN [EMAIL PROTECTED]