Self-Check Questions - Chapter 6. Creative Activity and Capital: A

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rent. As such, unlike the "ordinary" petty bourgeois, he is also a subject of the exploitation of the world of culture — of each of us. This characterization of the content and form of the exploitation of creative activity allows us to move on to the problems of the contradictions involved in subordinating the latter to corporate capital.

Self-Check Questions

6.1. How does modern capital appropriate the products of creative activity that are inalienable from their creator?

6.2. What are the differences between the exploitation of creative activity and the "ordinary" extraction of surplus value?

6.3. Does creative labor create value and surplus value?

6.4. Why does intellectual rent appear as a distorted form?

6.5. How does capital parasitize on universally accessible cultural (intellectual) goods?

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