Focus (Labor Theory of Value in Chinese academia)

Author: Guo Jinglong
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book takes globalization and the contemporary era as its perspective, and the time frame of previous discussions on this topic within China as its limit, summarizing, consolidating, and integrating different viewpoints on several core issues of the labor theory of value. It replicates, copies, and reproduces the diverse perspectives of all parties involved in the debates, with the aim of deepening the understanding of this topic among scholars and researchers from various fields through comparison. In the arrangement of chapters, we adhere to the principle of unifying history and logic, considering both the internal connections of the labor theory of value and the chronological continuity of the debates. Structurally, the book is divided into three levels: First level, it begins by examining labor, discussing the development of its connotation and extension in recent years, and uses this as a logical starting point to explore the role of non-labor production factors in value creation; Second level, it comprehensively examines the labor theory of value; Third level, it reveals the political themes of the major discussions. This book takes globalization and the contemporary era as its perspective, and the time frame of previous discussions on this topic within China as its limit, summarizing, consolidating, and integrating different viewpoints on several core issues of the labor theory of value. It replicates, copies, and reproduces the diverse perspectives of all parties involved in the debates, with the aim of deepening the understanding of this topic among scholars and researchers from various fields through comparison.