Econ 305, Lecture 09 Part II

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[@astaga3626]

thanks. good introductory lecture. reminder that this isn't just it, and if you want to go more in depth into this, it'd be wise to read althusser along with resnick and wolff's academic papers.

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READING
Lecture 9 - Marx's Theory of Class:
-'Knowledge and Class' P. 109-132
-'Encyclopedia of Political Economy' by Philip O'Hara. Section on 'Class Processes' by Richard Wolff, p 98-101
-'Economics: Marxian Versus Neoclassical'. P 144-154
(texts can be found on LibGen)