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[101] Dunny: Actions Result. According to Marx, “Result” is considered a determination so from his point
of view I would have to say No. But from my point of view I think that there
are many whose actions result would not be a determination. In the example
of the linen and the coat I would have to ask what do I want out of this? If
I just wanted a nice linen sheet for the bed, it is done and is as satisfying
and useful as the coat would be for the situation. Depending on the action
and circumstance, the use-values could be equal for either commodity. It
would be the same for rubber and the automobile. You need the rubber for the
tires of the car or you would have a car without a use. At the same time the
rubber can be used for a number of other commodities that satisfy given use. |
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