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This article aims to contribute to the literature on Marx's systematic-dialectical method through a critical reading and discussion of the significance and presentational 'architecture' of the...
This Fetishism of commodities has its origin, as the foregoing analysis has already shown, in the peculiar social character of the labour that produces them. As a general rule, articles of utility become commodities, only because they are products of the labour
Though commodity fetishism represents only one small corner of Marx’s voluminous writings, it is the cornerstone of his theories on the social relations that are embedded in the production of commodities.
Marx’s theory of commodity fetishism has generally been addressed and examined from two main points of view: that of its relation to the notion of alienation and that of its connection to the theory of value.
THE FETISHISM OF COMMODITIES BY FRANCIS MULHERN My central purpose in what follows here is to broach a critical reexamination of Karl Marx's thesis on the fetishism of the commod-ity, as set out in the first volume of Capital. I will take some time in reaching that point, for reasons I will indicate as I go along, but that is my destination. I.
This article intends to show how Marx’s concept of commodity fetishism is essential to the anthropological analysis of the relationship between labour, subjectivity and commodities in the global production network .
this article reconstructs Karl Marx’s notion of commodity fetishism as a phenomenological concept. It reveals two distinct interpretive moments in the fetish: the interpretation of goods as anonymous in exchange and the interpretation of commodity-exchange as natural. As authentic semblances, interpretations in commodity-exchange cannot
