Das Kapital

3. It is both money and commodities.
4. The process in which the seller of commodities accumulates money without putting it back into circulation.
5. Five of Marx's family members were named ________.
6. It conceals human labour through material relations.
9. "The completed metamorphosis of a commodity as a whole, it appears in the first place that it is made up of two opposite and complementary movements." Hint: a circuit.
10. "A thing can be a ________ without being a value."
12. If you have two coats, then the second coat has this value.
14. In the relation of one commodity to another this plays an active role. Hint: 20 yards of linen.
16. Marx published this in 1867.
18. Marx and this guy were best friends until the end.
19. M prime.
20. Marx never visited one of these, despite living in England for over thirty years.
23. It can appear as a commodity on the market, and its sale allows proletariat to participate in capitalism. (271)
24. This process is the inversion of another circuit.

1. "_______ is the money-name of the labour objectified in a commodity."
2. "The specific kind of commodity with whose natural form the ___________ is socially interwoven now becomes the money commodity."
3. "________ springs directly out of the function of money as a means of payment, in that certificates of debts owing for already purchased commodities themselves circulate for the purpose of transferring those debts to others."
6. Under critical analysis this abounds with metaphysical subtleties and theological niceties.
7. A commodity that is key to capitalism.
8. A contradiction in the General Formula.
11. Marx dedicates an entire chapter on its contradictions.
13. This political economist was a significant figure in Marx's study of political economy and was discussed in a previous class.
15. This political economist treats the "value-form as something of indifference, something external to the nature of the commodity itself." Hint: this person was mentioned in a previous class.
16. "A method of argument or thought that systematically counterposes contradictory ideas with a view to combining and resolving them into a coherent synthesis."
17. In the relation of one commodity to another this plays a passive role. Hint: a coat.
21. "Every sale is a purchase, and every purchase a sale." This law was mentioned in a previous class.
22. This is inherent in every commodity