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You should read I. I. Rubin's 1928 Essays on Marx's Theory of Value (www.marxists.org)
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Chapter 12 on the form and content of value have been especially useful for me.

IMO this text is indispensable after having read Capital volume 1. Rubin corrects many misunderstandings one might have due to certain ambiguities in the text. These misunderstandings have nonetheless precipitated many wrong interpretations by Marx’s critics and even Marxists, e.g. the Value Form school.

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