David Harvey Quotes
Here Marx Simply Assumes That Proletarianization Has Already Occurred And That A Functioning Labor Market Already Exists. But He Does, However, Want To Make "one Thing" Clear: Nature Does Not Produce On The One Hand Owners Of Money Or Commodities, And On The Other Hand Men Possessing Nothing But Their Own Labour-power. This Relation Has No Basis In Natural History, Nor Does It Have A Social Basis Common To All Periods Of Human History. It Is Clearly The Result Of A Past Historical Development, The Product Of Many Economic Revolutions, Of The Extinction Of A Whole Series Of Older Formations Of Social Production.
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