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| 6 |
Forward to Rosa Luxemburg, 'The Accumulation of Capital' |
| 7 |
'The Accumulation of Capital' |
| 8 |
Introduction to essays by Richard Kahn |
| 9 |
Introduction to the Italian edition of 'Collected Economic Papers' |
| 10 |
'Introduction' |
| 11 |
'Aspects of Development and Underdevelopment' |
| 12 |
Who is a Marxist? |
| 13 |
'Collected Economic Papers V' |
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Forward to 'Collected Economic Papers IV' |
| 15 |
'Economic Management: China 1972' |
| 16 |
On Re-Reading Marx |
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The Papers of Professor Joan Violet Robinson
| Title |
On Re-Reading Marx |
| Reference |
JVR/1/16 |
| Covering Dates |
1948–1953 (Date has been estimated.) |
| Extent and Medium |
3 envelopes; paper |
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| Content and context |
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This sub-series comprises drafts of pieces that became 'On Re-Reading Marx' (Students' Bookshop, Cambridge, 1953).
Material given by Richard Kahn, 22 January 1987.
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| King's/PP/JVR/1/16 contains: |
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Part 1: 'Would You Believe It?'. Autograph manuscript in blue ballpoint. The latest reference in the text is to Harrod's 'Toward a Dynamic Economics' (1948). On 27 leaves of shoddy flimsy paper.
1 envelope; paper. |
1948–1953 |
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Part II: 'A Lecture Delivered at Oxford by a Cambridge Economist'. Autograph manuscript, very composite, on 64 leaves of mixed paper, with preliminary remarks not present in any published version.
1 envelope; paper. |
–1953 |
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What Did Marx Mean?. Cabon typescripts, with autograph manuscript alterations, of a draft of all three parts of 'On Re-Reading Marx' under this title, and with the epigraph 'Marxism is the Opium of the Marxists'. The latest reference in the text is in part 1, to Harrod's 'Towards a Dynamic Economics' (1948). In this version, Part Ill, the open letter to Paul Sweezy, comes second, and the lecture third. 1 leaf [autograph manuscript title-page] + 8 leaves +9 leaves + 13 leaves.
1 envelope; paper. |
1948–1953 |
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