Table of Contents

    Derek Sayer - Marxs Method Ideology Science and Critique in Capital
        CONTENTS
        PREFACE
        INTRODUCTION
        PART I IDEOLOGY: TWO STUDIES
            1 SOME PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS
            2 THE LANGUAGE OF COMMODITIES^1
                1 The Commodity^2
                    (a) Use-value/exchange-value
                    (b) Exchange-value/value
                    (c) Useful labour/abstract labour
                2 Commodity fetishism and the value-form
                    (a) The value-form
                    (b) Commodity fetishism
                3 Ideologies of Value
                    (a) The Monetary and Mercantile Systems
                    (b) Samuel Bailey and the 'Verbal Observer'
            3 LAWYERS' FEES, RED BEETS, AND MUSIC
                1 Marx on Revenues
                    (a) Surplus-value
                    (b) Profit
                    (c) Interest
                    (d) Rent
                2 The Trinity Formula
                    (a) Capital-interest
                    (b) Land-rent
                    (c) Labour-wages
        PART II THE CRITIQUE OF THE ECONOMIC CATEGORIES
            4 PROLEGOMENA: SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE /GENERAL INTRODUCTION /OF 1857
                1 Rational Abstractions
                    (a) Production relations
                    (b) Productive forces
                2 Obviously the Scientifically Correct Method?^18
                3 Starting-Points and Methods of Presentation
            5 TO BRING A SCIENCE BY CRITICISM ...
                1 Science as Critique; an Analogy
                2 Marx's Analytic
                    (a) 'Peeling out' forms: transhistorical categories reconsidered
                    (b) From phenomenal forms to essential relations
                3 A Note on Testing
                    (a) Comparison
                    (b) Prediction
            6 ... TO A POINT WHERE IT CAN BE DIALECTICALLY PRESENTED
                1 Economic Categories and their Historicity
                    (a) The construction of historical categories
                    (b) Marx's dialectic
                2 Concluding Remark: towards the recovery of history
        APPENDIX THE MANUSCRIPTS OF /CAPITAL/
        NOTES
            Chapter 1
            Chapter 2
            Chapter 3
            Chapter 4
            Chapter 5
        BIBLIOGRAPHY
            PART I KARL MARX AND FREDERICK ENGELS
            PART II OTHER WORKS CONSULTED
        INDEX