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SPACE Course Listing for Spring 2007
November 20, 2006 - 8:43am -- autonomedia
SPACE Course Listing for Spring 2007
The New SPACE (The New School for Pluralistic Anti-Capitalist Education)
presents:
MARXS CAPITAL, VOLUME I
Andrew Kliman
Thursdays, Feb. 15 - May 24, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
(No class March 22)
Tuition: $150$180, sliding scale
This 14-week course is devoted to Volume I of Karl Marx's _Capital: A
critique of political economy_. Marx analyzes the capital relation as a
process of self-expanding value. Throughout the course, we will stress
the relevance of this concept to the contemporary expansionism of the
capitalist system and the new movements against global capitalism. The
specific character of Marx's critique of capital, and its differences from
others' critiques, will also be highlighted.We will go through most of the text fairly carefully, but proceed quickly
through some lengthy discussions of factual material on struggles over the
length of the workday, machinofacture, and the historical origins of the
capitalist system in order to have more time to devote to more difficult
portions of the work. The instructor will provide study questions to assist
students as they work through the text. Students are strongly encouraged to
obtain the Penguin (or Vintage) edition of _Capital_, since this is what
will be cited in class. (The Penguin and Vintage editions are identical in
terms of translation and page numbers.)
Andrew Kliman has taught courses on Volume I and Volumes II & III of Marxs _Capital_ at the New SPACE. A professor of economics at Pace University, he has written extensively on _Capital_, crisis theory, and value theory. His book, _Reclaiming Marxs Capital: A Refutation of the Myth of Inconsistency_, will be published next month (December 2006). Many of Kliman's writings are available at his website: here.
Please see the New SPACE website for more winter courses and registration info.
The New SPACE teachers, speakers, and organizers include:
Stanley Aronowitz, Erika Biddle, Roz Bologh, Jack Z. Bratich, Stephen Eric
Bronner, Crystal DeBoise, Andrea Fishman, Jeannette Gabriel, Loren Goldner,
David Graeber, Andrej Grubacic, Robin Hahnel, Jesse Heiwa, Charles Herr,
Joshua Howard, Anne Jaclard, Andrew Kliman, Louis Kontos, Joel Kovel, Eric
Laursen, Houzan Mahmoud, Len Mell, Alan W. Moore, Bertell Ollman, Howard
Seligman, Stevphen Shukaitis, Marina Sitrin, Tom Smith, Alex Steinberg, Bill
Weinberg, Seth G. Weiss
New SPACE classes and talks meet at the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural &
Educational Center: 107 Suffolk Street, NYC (located between Rivington and
Delancey Streets). F train to the Delancey Street station or J, M, Z to
Essex Street station. See the New SPACE website for a map.
The New SPACE
(The New School for Pluralistic Anti-Capitalist Education)
Web: SPACE
Email:
>new-space@mutualaid.org
Tel: 1 (800) 377-6183
SPACE Course Listing for Spring 2007
The New SPACE (The New School for Pluralistic Anti-Capitalist Education)
presents:
MARXS CAPITAL, VOLUME I
Andrew Kliman
Thursdays, Feb. 15 - May 24, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
(No class March 22)
Tuition: $150$180, sliding scale
This 14-week course is devoted to Volume I of Karl Marx's _Capital: A
critique of political economy_. Marx analyzes the capital relation as a
process of self-expanding value. Throughout the course, we will stress
the relevance of this concept to the contemporary expansionism of the
capitalist system and the new movements against global capitalism. The
specific character of Marx's critique of capital, and its differences from
others' critiques, will also be highlighted.We will go through most of the text fairly carefully, but proceed quickly
through some lengthy discussions of factual material on struggles over the
length of the workday, machinofacture, and the historical origins of the
capitalist system in order to have more time to devote to more difficult
portions of the work. The instructor will provide study questions to assist
students as they work through the text. Students are strongly encouraged to
obtain the Penguin (or Vintage) edition of _Capital_, since this is what
will be cited in class. (The Penguin and Vintage editions are identical in
terms of translation and page numbers.)
Andrew Kliman has taught courses on Volume I and Volumes II & III of Marxs _Capital_ at the New SPACE. A professor of economics at Pace University, he has written extensively on _Capital_, crisis theory, and value theory. His book, _Reclaiming Marxs Capital: A Refutation of the Myth of Inconsistency_, will be published next month (December 2006). Many of Kliman's writings are available at his website: here.
Please see the New SPACE website for more winter courses and registration info.
The New SPACE teachers, speakers, and organizers include:
Stanley Aronowitz, Erika Biddle, Roz Bologh, Jack Z. Bratich, Stephen Eric
Bronner, Crystal DeBoise, Andrea Fishman, Jeannette Gabriel, Loren Goldner,
David Graeber, Andrej Grubacic, Robin Hahnel, Jesse Heiwa, Charles Herr,
Joshua Howard, Anne Jaclard, Andrew Kliman, Louis Kontos, Joel Kovel, Eric
Laursen, Houzan Mahmoud, Len Mell, Alan W. Moore, Bertell Ollman, Howard
Seligman, Stevphen Shukaitis, Marina Sitrin, Tom Smith, Alex Steinberg, Bill
Weinberg, Seth G. Weiss
New SPACE classes and talks meet at the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural &
Educational Center: 107 Suffolk Street, NYC (located between Rivington and
Delancey Streets). F train to the Delancey Street station or J, M, Z to
Essex Street station. See the New SPACE website for a map.
The New SPACE
(The New School for Pluralistic Anti-Capitalist Education)
Web: SPACE
Email:
>new-space@mutualaid.org
Tel: 1 (800) 377-6183