Audio Files of the Fall 2009 Class Sessions

• Sep 1 (51.1 MB, 1 hour) Why does Marx start with the commodity. Exchange-value intrinsic and relative because it the the relative expression of an intrinsic content, namely of the labor content.
• Sep 4 (47.7 MB, 52 minutes) One more time: Why does Marx start with the commodity. Exchange-value intrinsic and relative because it the the relative expression of an intrinsic content, namely of the labor content.
• Sep 8 (51.2 MB, 56 minutes) Elements of E-mail style
• Oct 7 (400 MB! This is a wav file by mistake. Can someone convert this into a mp3 file and email the mp3 to Hans?) Chapter Two
• Oct 9 (23.3 MB, 68 minutes, 48 Kbps) Chapter Two and Three Section 1
• Oct 20 (500MB! This is again a wav file by mistake. Sorry about this.) Contradiction and crisis in Marx, Lovelock and Homer-Dixon.
• Oct 23 (134 MB, 59 minutes) The 9 lives of a contradiction, Money as Money, We have to overcome capitalism because capitalism cannot do without growth
• Oct 27 (82.5 MB, 36 minutes) Money as money, capital is value in motion
• Oct 30 (186 MB, 1:21 minutes) Chapters 4 and 5, then discussion about communism and socialism.
• Nov 3 (98.2 MB, 42 minutes) Chapters 5 and 6
• Nov 6 (158 MB, 1:09 minutes) Hints about grading and term papers, chapters 6 and 10, economic variables which are not determined by economic mechanisms in Marxian theory, then general discussion. This one is worth while.
• Nov 10 (85 MB, 37 minutes) Chapters 10 and 12.
• Nov 13 (119 MB, 52 minutes) Chapters 12 and 19, disconnect between profits and productivity.
• Nov 17 (100 MB, 43 minutes) Chapters 19, 20, 21; the deep mechanisms determining wages, and why it is necessary to investigate the surface.

Audio files from previous semesters: Fall 2008 and Spring 2008.

Classes on Capital by the famous Marxist David Harvey can be viewed on this web site http://davidharvey.org.

Four audio lectors about Marxian Economics by the famous Marxist Rick Wolff are available at http://www.rdwolff.com/content/marxian-economics.