Examples of using Use-values in English and their translations into Japanese
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Hence commodities must berealised as values before they can be realised as use-values.
The use-values of commodities furnish the material for a special study, that of the commercial knowledge of commodities.
The exchange-value of one commodity thus manifests itself in the use-values of other commodities.
The use-values of commodities provide the material for a special branch of knowledge, namely the commercial knowledge of commodities.
Hence commodities must berealised as values before they can be realised as use-values.
Different use-values contain very different proportions of labour and natural products, but use-value always comprises a natural element.
Hence commodities must berealised as values before they can be realised as use-values.
Exchange-value appears first of all as the quantitative proportion, in which use-values of one kind exchange for use values of another kind.
Hence commodities must berealized as values before they can be realized as use-values.".
Riches which are identical with use-values are properties of things that are made use of by men and which express a relation to their wants.
Therefore, they do not confront each other as commodities,but only as products or use-values.
When examining use-values, we always assume we are dealing with definite quantities, such as a dozen watches, yards of linen or tons of iron.
He who satisfies his own need with theproduct of his own labour admittedly creates use-values, but not commodities.
As use-values, commodities differ above all in quality, while as exchange-values they can only differ in quantity, and therefore do not contain an atom of use-value.
And only because of this can the value of a commodity be represented,expressed, in the use-values of other commodities as its equivalents.
Nature is just as much the source of use-values(and what else is material wealth?) as labour, which is itself only the expression of a natural power, human labour power.
Living labour must seize on these things, awaken them from the dead,change them from merely possible into real and effective use-values.
Though a use-value, in the form of a product, issues from the labour-process,yet other use-values, products of previous labour, enter into it as means of production.
Living labor must seize upon these things, awaken them from the dead,change them from merely possible into real and effective use-values.
Though a use-value, in the form of a product, issues from the labour-process,yet other use-values, products of previous labour, enter into it as means of production.
On the other hand, all labour is the expenditure of human labourpower in a special form and with a definite aim, and in this, its character of concrete useful labour,it produces use-values.
Just as a pound of iron and a pound of gold represent the same weight in spite of their different physical and chemical properties,so do two use-values, as commodities containing the same quantity of labour-time, represent the same exchange-value.
On the other hand, all labour is the expenditure of human labourpower in a special form and with a definite aim, and in this, its character of concrete useful labour,it produces use-values.
Labour, then, as the creator of use-values, as useful labour, is a condition of human existence which is independent of all forms of society; it is an eternal natural necessity which mediates the metabolism between man and nature, and therefore human life itself.
Living labor must seize upon these things and rouse them from their death-sleep,change them from mere possible use-values into real and effective ones.