It claims workers do not display their "labor power" thus creating social relations with goods rather than people.
One part of this treatise discusses how "fixed" forms of the title phenomenon include fertilizer, while those used up in a single cycle of production is called "circulating." It claims that "surplus value" is inserted into goods by the addition of human labor and that this labor is then hidden by the commodity. It claims workers do not display their "labor power" thus creating social relations with goods rather than people. This work, published in three volumes, decides that both the division of labor and the desire for surplus value leads to class struggle. For 10 points, name this seminal work, whose first volume was released in 1867, a critical reading of capitalism written by Karl Marx.
One part of this treatise discusses how "fixed" forms of the title phenomenon include fertilizer, while those used up in a single cycle of production is called "circulating.
{Capital} [Accept {Das Kapital}]