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| BOOKSTime and Speed in the Social Universe of Capital by Michael Neary and Glenn RikowskiIn Social Conceptions of Time: structure and process in work and everyday life - Edited by Graham Crow and Sue Heath. Explorations in Sociology 62, British Sociological Association. Palgrave Macmillan, Hampshire, 2002. ISBN - 0 333 98499 4, pp. 53-65 Neary and Rikowski: "This chapter...unfolds a theory of the speed of life in capitalist society. This theory rests upon illuminating the significance of Karl Marx's concept of socially necessary labour time for exploring the social form of time in capitalist society." (p.54) The book in general - "This book is concerned with the significance of time in work and everyday life. The contributors are among the foremost authorities in the field..." Social Conceptions of Time - Edited by Graham Crow and Sue Heath Fuel for the Living Fire: Labour-Power" by Glenn Rikowski In The Labour Debate: an investigation into the theory and reality of capitalist work, Edited by Ana C. Dinerstein and Michael Neary, Ashgate, Hampshire, 2002. ISBN - 0 7546 1779 3, pp. 179-202 Glenn Rikowski says: "We live in the social universe of capital. The substance of this social universe is value. Labour-power is the unique commodity in capital's social universe: it is the only commodity that can generate value greater than that required for its own maintenance and social reproduction, that, is, surplus-value. Effective value-producing labour depends on the transformation of labour-power into labour in the labour process. Raising labour-power quality increases relative surplus value...Education and training are implicated in this process as institutions that socially produce labour-power." (p. 196) The book in general - "This book revitalises labour as the fundamental constitutive principle of the social world, through a radical reinterpretation of Marx’s social theory." The Labour Debate - Edited by Ana Dinerstein and Mike Neary Referenced in Referenced in 'Children can wind you up!: learning to labour in the nursery' by Helen Colley. Paper presented at the University of Sheffield, 14th-16th April 2003 Children can wind you up! by Helen Colley Also referenced in "A 'use-value thesis' on the labour/learning process: resassessments and expansion of conceptual resources" by Peter Sawchuk"A 'use-value' thesis on the labour/learning process by Peter Sawchuk ARTICLESValue - the life blood of capitalism: knowledge is the current key by Ruth Rikowski, Policy Futures in Education , Vol.1, No.1, 2003 pp. 163-182. Peer-reviewed journal. Edited by Professor Michael Peters and Profesor Walter Humes Value - the life blood of capitalism: knowledge is the current key Creating value from knowledge in the knowlege revolution by Ruth Rikowski, Information for Social Change , Winter 2004/05, Issue 20. Creating value from knowledge in the knowledge revolution Next Page - Print Friendly - Print Friendly with links |
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