The fall 2020 Franke Lectures have been organized in conjunction with the Yale College seminar “The Value of Marx’s Capital” taught by Paul North.
- Terrell Carver, University of Bristol, UK, Das Kapital: Critique, History, Knowledge
- Marcello Musto, York University, Marx’s Concept of Alienatio
- Lucia Pradella, King’s College London, Capital, a Book of Labor
- Andrew Kliman, Pace University, Use-Value and Exchange-Value … and Value
- Tithi Bhattacharya, Purdue University, What Did Marx Have to Say about Cooking Dinner? Social Reproduction Theory and the Labor Theory of Value
- Massimiliano Tomba, University of California, Santa Cruz, “Nothing to Expect but a Tanning”: Bodies at Work
- Michael Heinrich, HTW Berlin, Karl Marx’s Monetary Theory of Value
- Stephanie Smallwood, University of Washington, Centering the Transatlantic Slave Trade in the Critique of Capital: Marx, Slavery, and the Problem of “Primitive Accumulation”
- William Clare Roberts, McGill University,Science, Rhetoric, and Structure in Capital
- Babak Amini, London School of Economics, On the Receptions of Karl Marx’s Capital in the Anglophone World
- Fred Moseley, Mount Holyoke College, Marx’s Abstract Theory of Value and Money in Chapter 1 of Capital
- Cinzia Arruzza, New School for Social Research, Readings and Misreadings of Primitive Accumulation
