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Note: these tables are presented here roughly in the order in which they become relevant to the text; we begin with the Hegel background.

§1

Table of Correspondences

§2

Hegel’s Science of Logic Categories (in Triads)

§2.1	Hegel’s Science of Logic 1 Being
§2.2	Hegel’s Science of Logic 2 Essence
§2.3	Hegel’s Science of Logic 3 Concept

§3

Hegel’s Encyclopaedia Logic Categories (in Triads)

§3.1	Hegel’s Encyclopaedia of Philosophical Sciences
§3.2	Hegel’s Encyclopaedia Logic 1 Being
§3.3	Hegel’s Encyclopaedia Logic 2 Essence
§3.4	Hegel’s Encyclopaedia Logic 3 Concept

§4

Immanent Logic of the Value Form (in Triads)

§4.1	Immanent Logic of the Value Form 1 Being
§4.2	Immanent Logic of the Value Form 2 Essence
§4.3	Immanent Logic of the Value Form 3 Concept

§5

Systematic-Dialectical Presentation Table

§6

Dialectic of the Value Form (in Triads)

§6.1	Commodity
§6.2	Money
§6.3	Capital

§7

Presentation of Logical Categories of the Value Form

§8

Presentation of the Categories of the Value Form: Capital in Its Notion

§9

Tables of Absence and Presence

§10

The Forms of Value

§11

Price

§12

Metamorphoses of Money

§13

System of Industrial Capital

1 Table of Correspondences

Hegel Encyclopaedia §18

Logic: The Science of the Idea in and for Itself,
The Philosophy of Nature; the Science of the Idea in Its Otherness,
The Philosophy of Spirit; as the Idea Come Back to Itself out of that Otherness.

Arthur

Value Form: as the Science of Capital in Its Notion,
Capital Relation: Capital and Its Other,
Capital as Systemic Unity.

Hegel Encyclopaedia §83

Logic falls into three parts:

The Doctrine of Being,
The Doctrine of Essence,
The Doctrine of the Concept and the Idea.

That is, into the theory of Thought in:

Its Immediacy: The Concept Implicit and in Germ,
Its Reflection and Mediation: The Being-for-Itself and Show of the Concept,
Its Return into Itself and Its Developed Being-by-Itself: The Concept In-and-for-Itself.

Arthur

The dialectic of the value form falls into three parts:

Commodity,
Money,
Capital.

That is, into the theory of Exchange in:

Its Immediacy: Value Implicit and in Germ,
Its Reflection and Mediation: Value for-Itself, the Showing-Forth of Value,
Its Return into Itself, and Its Development of Itself: Self-Valorisation.

Hegel: Logic	Arthur: Dialectic of the Value Form
I. The Doctrine of Being	I.Commodity
A. Quality	A. Exchangeable commodities
B. Quantity	B. Quantity of commodities
C. Measure	C. Exchange-value of commodities
II. The Doctrine of Essence	II. Money
A. Intro-reflection	A. Value-in-itself
B. Appearance	B. Forms of Value
C. Actuality	C. Money
III. The Doctrine of Concept	III. Capital (General Formula)
A. Subjectivity	A. Price
B. Objectivity	B. Metamorphoses of commodities (C–M–C′)
C. The Idea	C. Capital (M–C–M′)

2 Hegel’s Science of Logic Categories (in Triads)

Hegel’s Science of Logic – 1 Being

		(Pure) Being
	Being	Nothing
		Becoming
		Determinate Being
Quality	Determinate Being	Finitude
		Infinity
		Being-for-Itself as such
	Being-for-Itself	One & Many
		Repulsion/Attraction
	(Pure) Quantity
Quantity	Quantum
	Quantitative Ratio
		Specific Quantum
	Specific Quantity	Specifying Measure
		Being-for-Itself in Measure
		Relation of Stable Measures
Measure	Real Measure	Nodal Line of Measure Relations
		The Measureless
	The Becoming of Essence (Indifference)

Hegel’s Science of Logic – 2 Essence

Essence as Reflection into Self		Essential/Unessential
	Show	Show
		Reflection
	Determinations of Reflection	Identity
		Difference
		Contradiction
		Absolute Ground (Form)
	Ground	Determined Ground
		Condition
	Existence (The Thing)
Appearance	Appearance
		Whole/Part
	(Essential) Relationship	Force/Expression
		Outer and Inner
	The Absolute
		Contigency
Actuality	Actuality	Relative Necessity
		Absolute Necessity
		Of Substance
	Absolute Relation	Of Causality
		Reciprocity

Hegel’s Science of Logic – 3 Concept

		Universal
Subjectivity	The Concept	Particular
		Singular
		Judgement of Existence
	Judgement	Judgement of Reflection
		Judgement of Necessity
		Judgement of the Concept
	Syllogism
	Mechanism
Objectivity	Chemism
	Teleology
		Living Individual
	Life	Life Process
		Genus
		The Idea of the True
The Idea	The Idea of Cognition
		The Idea of the Good
	Absolute Idea

3 Hegel’s Encyclopaedia Logic Categories (in Triads)

Hegel’s Encyclopaedia of Philosophical Sciences

		Being
Logic		Essence
		Concept
		Mechanics
Nature		Physics
		Organics
		Subjective Spirit
Spirit		Objective Spirit
		Absolute Spirit

Hegel’s Encyclopaedia Logic – 1 Being

		Pure Being
	Being	Nothing
		Becoming
Quality	Determinate Being
		One
	Being-for-Itself	Many
		Repulsion/Attraction
	Pure Quantity

Quantity	Quantum

	Degree
	Rule

Measure	Measureless

	True Infinite of Measure

Hegel’s Encyclopaedia Logic – 2 Essence

		Identity
Ground of Existence	Pure Determinations Of Reflection	Difference
		Ground
	Existence

	The Thing
	World of Appearance

Appearance	Content and Form
		Whole/Part
	(Essential) Relationship	Force/Expression
		Inner/Outer
	Possibility

Actuality	Contingency
		Of Substance
	Necessity (Absolute Relationship)	Of Causality
		Reciprocity

Hegel’s Encyclopaedia Logic – 3 Concept

		Universality
	Concept as Such	Particularity
		Singularity
Subjective Concept	Judgement

	Syllogism
	Mechanism

The Object	Chemism

	Teleology
		Living Entity
The Idea	Life	Life Process
		Genus
	Cognition	Cognition
		Willing

	Absolute Idea

4 Immanent Logic of the Value Form (in Triads)

The Immanent Logic of the Value-Form – 1 Being

		Nothing
	Being	Pure Being
		Becoming
		Something and Other
Quality	Determinate Being	Spurious Infinity
		True Infinity
	Being-for-Itself	One/Many/Totality
	Pure Quantity
		Unit
Quantity	Quantum	Number
		A Number of Units
	Ratio of Quanta
	Rule

Measure	Series of Specific Measures

	Infinite Unity of Measure-Relations

The Immanent Logic of the Value-Form – 2 Essence

	Reflection
	Pure Determinations Of Reflection	Identity
Intro-reflection		Difference
		Contradiction
	Ground
		The Thing
	Existence	Form (and Content)
		Law
Appearance	Worlds of Appearance	Force and Expression
	Correlation
		Possibility
Actuality	Modality	Contingency
		Necessity
		Absolute Identity
	Absolute Form	Exposition
		Reciprocity	Oneness
	Substance	Substance in Immediacy	Extension
			Finite Modes
		Absolute Relation of
		Form/Content
		Infinite Unity of Substance

The Immanent Logic of the Value-Form – 3 Concept

		Universal
	The Notion	Particular
		Singular
		Formal Judgement
Subjectivity	Judgement	Categorical Judgement
		Judgement of the Concept
	Syllogism
	“Mechanism”
Objectivity	“Chemism”
	Teleology

	The Individual

		Living Indvidual
The Idea	“Life”	Life Process
		Generation
	Absolute Idea	The Idea in Itself	Practical Idea
		The Idea of Cognition	Theoretical Idea
		Realised Idea

5 Systematic-Dialectical (SD) Presentation Table

Systematic-Dialectical (SD) presentation table

	Analytical dialectic	Synthetical dialectic
Starting Point	Commodity: its prevalence is a given to be posited as result	Value: the pervasive totalising form posited as grounded on itself through SD
Movement	Uncovering of necessary conditions of existence (CoE) then posited	Development of grounds sufficient to posit the starting point
Sublation	CoEs are sublated when posited as ‘idealised’ by SD	Presuppositions are sublated through the grounding movement of SD
Positing the Presupposition	CoEs are posited through the SD	Grounds posit sequentially the actuality of what they presuppose
Result	All CoEs are subsumed in the system as it reproduces itself	The whole grounds its moments when developed in a hierarchical system of determinations

6 Dialectic of the Value Form (in Triads)

Dialectic of the Value Form – 1 Commodity

		Being Present in Exchange
Quality of Being Exchangeable		Exchangeableness
		An Exchangeable
Quantity of Commodities		Infinite Unity of All Exchangeables
		Number of Commodities to Be Exchanged in a Transaction
		Ratio of Exchange
		Pro-rata exchange
Exchange-Value		Series of Exchange-Values
		Infinite Unity of Measures

Dialectic of the Value Form – 2 Money

Value as Immanent Exchangeability	Intro-Reflection of Value
	Reflex-Determinations of Value	Value Is in the Commodity
		Value Is Not in the Commodity
		Value Is/Is-Not in the Commodity
	Value Grounded in the Value-Form
Value as Appearance	Value as Existent	(Value as Form & as Content. Value as Law)
		Simple Form ‘Form I’
	Expression of Value	Expanded Form ‘Form II’
		General Form ‘Form III’
	Correlative Totalities of Value
Value as Actuality Is Money	Modality of Equivalent Form: Total Form ‘Form IV’	Possible Any Commodity May Be Money
		Contingency of Money Commodity
		Actuality of Money Is Necessary
	Money as Absolute Form of Value	Exchangeability in Immediacy Money
		Form of Value ‘Form V’
		Immediate Exchangeability Laying Out of
		Money ‘Form VI’
		Reciprocity of Form-Determinations
	Value as Substance	Value as Substance in Immediacy
		– Oneness of Money
		– Dimensionality of Value
		– Money as Measure
		Value as substance of commodities,
		Money as their Real measure
		Infinite Unity of Value Substance ‘Form VII’

Dialectic of the Value Form – 3 Capital

Capital			Universality of Value
		The Notion	Amount
			An Amount
	Price	Judgement of Worth
		Transitivity of Price
	Exchange and Circulation	Immediate Exchange
		Sale and Purchase
		Metamorphoses of Commodities and Money
			End of Exchange
	Capital	Money as Money	Means of Payment
			Fund
		Money as Capital	General Formula
		Capital as Idea	Accumulation
			Formal Determination (Subsumption/Valuation)
			Capital Realised in Contradiction

7 Presentation of Logical Categories of the Value Form

These categories are drawn from Hegel’s two Logics, but selected, and ordered, with a view to the presentation of the value-form dialectic; the numbering system is my own.

Being

Quality

11.1

Being

11.11

Nothing 11.12 Pure Being 11.13 Becoming

11.2

Being (Qualitatively) Determinate Is in Being-for-Other

11.21	Something and Other
11.22	Spurious Infinity
11.23	True Infinity

11.3

Being-for-Itself

11.31	One
11.32	Many
11.33	(Relative) Totality (Attraction / Repulsion)

Quantity

12.1

Pure Quantity (Infinite Unity)

12.2

Quantum:

12.21

Unit, 12.22 Number, 12.23 A Number of Units

12.3

Ratio of Quanta

(Specifying) Measure

13.1	Rule
13.2	Series of Specific Measures
13.3	Infinite Unity of Measure Relations

Essence

Intro-Reflection

21.1

Reflection (and ‘Show’)

21.2

Determinations of Reflection

21.21	Identity
21.22	Difference
21.23	Contradiction

21.3

Ground

Appearance

22.1

Existence

22.11	Thing (and Property)
22.12	Form (and Content)
22.13	Law

22.2

Worlds of Appearance

22.3

Correlation

Actuality

23.1

Modality

23.11	Possibility
23.12	Contingency
23.13	Necessity

23.2

Absolute Form

23.21	Absolute Identity
23.22	Exposition
23.23	Reciprocity of Form-Determinations

23.3

Substance

23.31

Substance in Immediacy

23.31/1	Oneness
23.31/2	Extension
23.31/3	Finite Modes

23.32

Absolute Relation of Substance as Form and Content

23.33

Infinite Unity of Substance

Concept

Subjectivity

31.1	Notion (31.11 Universality, 31.12 Particularity, 31.13 Singularity)
31.2	Judgement
31.3	Syllogism

Objectivity

32.1	‘Mechanism’
32.2	‘Chemism’
32.3	Teleology

Idea

33.1

The Individual

33.2

‘Life’:

33.21	Living Individual
33.22	Life Process
33.23	Generation

33.3

Absolute Idea

33.31

Idea in Itself

33.32

Cognition

33.33/1	Practical Idea
33.33/2	Theoretical Idea

33.33

Realised Idea

8 Presentation of the Categories of the Value Form: Capital in Its Notion

Commodity

Quality of Being Exchangeable

11.1	Being Present in Exchange
	Nothing; Being; Nothingness (the Presence of Nothing)
11.2	Exchangeableness: Something and Other; Spurious Infinity; True Infinity
11.3	An Exchangeable
	One; Many; (Relative) Totality (Attraction / Repulsion)

Quantity of Commodities Exchanged

12.1	Pure Quantity (Infinite Unity of All Exchangeables)
12.2	Number of Commodities Exchanged in a Transaction
12.3	Ratio of Exchange

Exchange-Value as the (Specifying) Measure

13.1	Rule of Pro-rata Exchange
13.2	Series of Exchange-Values (i.e. of Specific Measures)
13.3	Infinite Unity of Measure Relations

Money

Value as Immanent Exchangeability

21.1

Exchange-Value Reflected into the Commodity

21.11

Positing Reflection; 21.12 External Reflection; 21.13 Determining Reflection

21.2

Reflex-Determinations of Value

21.21	Identity (Value Is in the Commodity)
21.22	Difference (Value Is Not in the Commodity but Different from It)
21.23	Contradiction (Value Is and Is Not in the Commodity)

21.3

Value Grounded in the Value Form

Value as Appearance

22.1

Value as Existent

22.11	Value as (Relational) Property of a ‘Thing’
22.12	Form and Content
22.13	Value as Law-like in Its Appearance

22.2

Forms of Appearance of Value:

22.21	Form I Simple Form
22.22	Form II Expanded Form
22.23	Form III General Form

22.3

Correlation of Immediate and Reflected Totalities of Value

Value as Actuality: Money

23.1

The Modalities of Equivalent Form: Possibility; Contingency; Necessity;

Form IV: Total Form of Value

23.2

Money as Absolute Form of Value

23.21	Exchangeability-in-Immediacy; Form V: Money Form of Value
23.22	Immediate Exchangeability; Form VI: Laying-Out of Money
23.23	Reciprocity of Form-Determinations of Money

23.3

Value as Substance (the Substantiality of Value Exists in Money)

23.31

Value as Substance in Immediacy

23.31/1

Substance-in-Itself; Its Oneness (Its Self-Identity)

23.31/2

Substance-for-Itself as a Dimensionally Extended Body of Value

23.31/3

Money as Finite Mode of Value:

23.31/31	Immanent Magnitude
23.31/32	Monetary Medium
23.31/33	Measure Proper Is Given in Units of Money

23.32

Value-Substance Actualised in a Realm of Finitude: Commodities

23.32/1

Money is the Real Measure of Value of Commodities

23.32/2

Commodities as ‘Values’

23.32/21	Value as the Substance of Commodities
23.32/22	The Transubstantiation of the Commodity
23.32/23	The Commodity Posited as ‘a Value’

23.32/3

Value as Absolute Relation of Form and Content

23.33

Infinite Unity of Value Substance: Form VII: Substantial Form

23.33/1	Interchangeability of Commodities as Values Predicated by Money
23.33/2	Money as Comparator (Unitary Measure of Value)
23.33/3	Merging of Values in a Mass of Value Measured in One Sum

Capital

Price (Subjectivity of Value)

31.1

Value as Notion

31.11

Infinite Value Notion

31.11/1	Universality of Value
31.11/2	Particularity as ‘Amount’
31.11/3	Singularity as ‘an Amount’

31.12

Finite Value Notion (Schematised in Money as ‘Measure-Making’)

31.13

Value Brought Back to the Infinite: Fungibility of Money

31.2

The Value Judgement (Money Assumes the Role of Measure-Taking)

31.21

The Judgement of Worth, ‘This Commodity is Worth $x’

31.22

Standard of Price; Money of Account;

31.23

The Unfolding of the Judgement of Worth

31.23/1	The Formal Judgement (Qualitative and Quantitative)
31.23/2	The Categorical Judgement;
31.23/3	The Judgement of the Concept

31.3

Transitivity of Price

31.31	Syllogism of Abstraction: If A Is Worth $x, and B Is Worth $x, Then A = B
31.32	Syllogism of Equality: If A = B, and B = C, Then A = C
31.33	Syllogism of Syllogisms:
	If A = B & B = C Then A = C;
	If C = A & A = B Then C = B;
	If B = C & C = A Then B = A (the System Is Closed).

Exchange and Circulation (Objectivity of Value)

32.1

Immediate Exchange (Money as Ideal Measure) C–C′

32.2

Sale Is Purchase (C–M) ≡ (M–C)

32.3

Metamorphoses of Commodities and Money

32.31	Sale and Purchase (C–M) + (M–C′)
32.32	Metamorphoses of Commodities C–M–C′ (Finite Teleology)
32.33	Metamorphoses of Money (Monetary Circulation: Infinite Teleology)

Capital as Concept and Idea

33.1

Money as Money (Value as ‘Individuated’)

33.11	Money as End of Exchange
33.12	Money as Means of Payment
33.13	Money as Funds

33.2

Money as Capital

33.21	Money as Its Own End
33.22	‘Life Process’ of Capital: General Formula for Capital
33.23	‘Generation’ of Increment of Money

33.3

Capital as Idea

33.31

Accumulation

33.31/1	Transformation of the Monetary Increment into Capital
33.31/2	Rate of Accumulation as a Measure of Capital by Itself for Itself
33.31/3	The Infinity of Capital

33.32

The Formal Determination by Capital of Its Real World Existence

33.32/1	Subsumption
33.32/2	Valuation

33.33

Idea of Capital Realised in Contradiction

9 Tables of Absence and Presence

Absence and presence in exchange

	‘production’		exchange		‘consumption’
A: real being (use-value)	present	⇒	absented	⇒	present
B: ideal being (in exchange)	absent	⇒	present	⇒	absent

Being-in-exchange and its other

‘production’		exchange		‘consumption’
(use-value) non-being	⇐	Being (‘in exchange’)	⇒	non-being (use-value)

Dialectic of Being-in-Exchange

as Absence		as Presence		as Presence of Absence
Nothing	⇌	Being	⇒	Nothingness

10 The Forms of Value

Form I The Simple Form of Value

z of commodity A expresses its value in y of commodity B

Form II The Expanded Form of Expression of Value

z of commodity A expresses its value in		y of commodity B
		or x of commodity C
		or w of commodity D
		or so on and so forth

Form III The General Form of Value

y of commodity B		express their value in z of commodity A
and x of commodity C
and w of commodity D
and so on and so forth

Form IV The Total Form of Expression of Value

1)
The total expanded form

The value of zA is yB or xC or wD etc.

or
The value of yB is zA or xC or wD etc.

or
The value of xC is zA or yB or wD etc.

or
etc.

2)
The total general form

The value of yB and xC and wD etc. is zA

or
The value of zA and xC and wD etc. is yB

or
The value of zA and yB and wD etc. is xC

or
etc.

Form V The Money Form of Value: Exchangeability in Immediacy

20 yard of linen		express their value in an ounce of gold
1 coat
40 lbs. of coffee
10 lbs. of tea
Half a ton of iron
etc.

Form VI: The Form of Immediate Exchangeability or the Laying-Out of Money

an ounce of gold is immediately exchangeable for		20 yards of linen
		and 1 coat
		and 40 lbs of coffee
		and half a ton of iron
		and so on

Form VII: The Substantial Form of Value

a units of A	is worth	z of money
b units of B	is worth	y of money
c units of C	is worth	x of money
d units of D	is worth	w of money
etc.	is worth	…
A & B & C & D … together	are worth	the sum of z + y + x + w …

NB Thus, A & B & C & D together are worth n, a single sum of money, where n is the sum of z + y + x + w …

11 Price

1. Value in Its Notion

Universality	(value all pervasive)
Particularity	(= amount)
Singularity	(= an amount)

2. Judgement of Worth: This commodity A is worth $x

Formal Judgement

a) of Quality b) of Quantity
Categorical Judgement
Judgement of the Concept

3. Transitivity of Price

Syllogism of Abstraction

if A is worth $x

& B is worth $x

then A is worth what B is worth

so A = B i.e. equal in price
Syllogism of Equality (of Price)

if A = B, & B = C, then A = C
Syllogism of Syllogisms

if A = B & B = C then A = C

if C = A & A = B then C = B

if B = C & C = A then B = A

12 The Metamorphoses of Money

		I
		circulation

Exchanges of agent W:		C–M–C′

Exchanges of agent X:		C′–M–C″	consumption
	production
Exchanges of agent Y:		C″–M–C‴

		circulation

		II
		circulation
Exchanges of agent W:		C–M–C′

Exchanges of agent X:		C′–M–C″	consumption
	production
Exchanges of agent Y:		C″–M–C

Exchanges of agent W:		C–M–C′
		circulation

13 The System of Industrial Capital

	Reflection into self
	Universality	Particularity	Singularity
Reflection into other	(self-identity)	(difference ‘within’ capital)	(self-relation)
Universality (capital as such reflected into itself)	The Rate of Surplus Value	The metamorphoses of capital	Simple price = Cost price plus profit. Rate of profit
Particularity (difference between capitals)	Capitals in competition absolute & relative surplus value	Organic composition of capital	Production price = Cost price plus uniform rate of profit
Singularity (systemic unity of social capital)	General law of capital accumulation	Reproduction of total social capital via Departments of Reproduction	Reproduction price General Rate of Profit

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Appendix 2 Tables

1 Table of Correspondences

2 Hegel’s Science of Logic Categories (in Triads)

3 Hegel’s Encyclopaedia Logic Categories (in Triads)

4 Immanent Logic of the Value Form (in Triads)

5 Systematic-Dialectical (SD) Presentation Table

6 Dialectic of the Value Form (in Triads)

7 Presentation of Logical Categories of the Value Form

8 Presentation of the Categories of the Value Form: Capital in Its Notion

9 Tables of Absence and Presence

10 The Forms of Value

11 Price

12 The Metamorphoses of Money

13 The System of Industrial Capital

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