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Marx's idea that production makes individuality visible in an object.
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Marx's idea that production makes individuality visible in an object.
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Jiang interprets Marx's vase example as material creativity: the object expresses individuality and reflects the maker's existence back to him.
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"Supposing that we had produced in a human manner, in his production, each of us would have doubly affirmed himself and his fellow men...."
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"Okay. So what you're saying here is that before, each of us were craftspeople, so I might make a vase, okay? And when I..."
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