We use clay from the riverbank,
water from Lake Michigan,
zebra mussels from the lake (over-populated foreign invader from international shipping),
glass from our local brewery,
wool for felt from the sheep near us,
and perhaps kellog's corn flakes (invented here).
If, as Marx writes, a commodity fetish obscures the mode of production, what can we gain by understanding our entire system of production (material and labor)?
Thursday, June 21, 2007
What is a natural resource?
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