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the time set freeand with the means createdfor all of them” (N 706; XXIX
91). He restates this view in a passage on disposable time in stressing the role
of capital in creating the necessary preconditions for people to develop out-
side the process of production. Certainlythis is not the aim of capitalism
which nonetheless is “instrumental in creating the means of social dispos-
able timein order to reduce labor time for the whole society to a diminishing
minimumand thus to free everyone’s time for their own development” (N
708; XXVIII94).
We can bring the discussion of the Grundrisse to a close through a brief
108Marx’s Transitional Writings
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various aspects of Hegel’s position. Yet Hegel’s name is mainly absent in this
enormous work. There are in all barely half a dozen direct references to Hegel
in the book. Two of them occur in the discussion of the method of political
economy in the third part of the introduction. One is the claimwhich occurs
in similar fashion in earlier writingsthat Hegel takes thought for the real (N
101; XXVIII38). The other is the observationin a passage on the relation
of simpleyilai:
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