If we consider the relationship between capital and wage labor
not as a relationship that already dominates the whole
production, but in its legislative history, considering
namely the transformation of the original money
capital exchange process between the capital that exists only potentially
one hand, and free workers
that there are potentially dall'alra, then of course that requires
simple observation that they do so much fuss about
economists: that the party presents itself
as its capital must have the raw materials, work tools and
livelihoods for
I'operaio can live in production, before
ie that production is done. (...) Therefore
capital formation is not derived from the property fondiaúa (in this case than the tenant the extent that trade in agricultural products
coli), and even corporations (although there is a possibility
) but from the wealth derived from trade
and wear, but this is, however, the conditions for free labor
buy only when it is separated,
through the historical process, its
objective conditions of existence. Only then it is also
the opportunity to purchase these same conditions. In
conditions of the scheme corporate p. es. The mere
money that is not the corporation itself, but the
teacher, can not buy the frames for you to work
other people is how many frames required a person can work and so on. In short, the instrument is still so
merged with the live work (looks like
domain of work) that it really does not circulate.
What makes monetary assets capable of becoming
capital is the fact that it is on one side
free workers, and secondly the presence of the means of
sussistenzae materials, etc.. now freed and alienated, while
were once in one way or another
now private property of the masses of the objective conditions
.. But the alt
ra work status -
a certain skill, the instrument as a means of employment,. - in this initial period or first
first period of capital, it finds it already exists, first as a result of
urban guild system, on the other
DELF indusria home or as a result of 'indust
connected as accessory' agriculture ... training
primitive capital is not in the sense that the
capital accumulation, as is thought, means of subsistence,
tools and raw materials in short
oggettiue conditions of human labor. Is not the
meaning that the capital creates the objective conditions of work
. His early training is quite simply
the fact that the existing values \u200b\u200bin the form of shareholders 'money, through the historical process
dissolution of the old mode of production,
is in a position to buy
the objective conditions of labor,' another to obtain money in exchange for the same job
workers now live free.
All these factors are present, the separation itself is a historical process, is a process of dissolution,
and it is this process that allows the money
transformed into capital. Money acts as
Stoia and next to it is this only works because the
creation of free workers, who lack the objective conditions
stripped, no doubt, however, not because
create for them the objective conditions of their existence, but
as it helps to create their separzione from these conditions mancanza.di their property. " When
p. es., landowners English * lay off their retainers, who drank with them
the surplus product of the earth when the farmers themselves hunted
smallholder tenants, etc..,
in this way was thrown on the market work in the first place
a mass of living labor forces, a mass
was free with a dual of view free from the ancient
customer relations and servitude, and performance, and each have and
free from all forms of objective existence.
free opni propiietà; reduced to find the only source of income in the sale of its strength
work, or in begging, in vagabondaggio.e
in the robbery. Storicamentein
At first they tried it this way and were driven
however, by the gallows, the pillory, the whip,
the narrow way that leads to the labor market, and here the government,
p. es., Henry VII, VIII, and so on., are set as conditions of the historical process of dissoluzionee as creators of
conditions existence of capital.
* retainers: the glebe setvar
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