One has to establish a chronology of Marx's works on economics in
order to understand the importance of this unpublished chapter of
Capital; all the more so because Marx was unable to complete this
work. It is vital to discover the common framework, the central
preoccupation around which all the works are orientated. Marx
himself indicated the line of their development. Two main questions
emerge from all these works (be they completed, or as plans and
sketches): 1. the origin of value, its characteristics and forms;
2. the origin of the free worker, the wage-labourer. We shall deal
with them in this order and analyse the consequences they imply.
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