[lbo-talk] Dustup - final installment

[James Heartfield]

Ted writes "these ideas
provide the ontological and anthropological framework of all Marx's
writings, early and late"

but all of your examples seem to be taken from the 1844 Manuscripts, when 
Marx was still using Hegelian terminology.

In Capital he distinguishes between

1. the "nature imposed necessity" (that man must rework natures gifts) which 
is a perennial problem

and

2. The alienated human relations in the fetishism of commodities, which is 
specific to capitalism

the earlier work tends to blur the difference between the two, as I think do 
you.