Social forms, derivation and conformation

Abstract

A strict understanding of sociability by the social forms contrasts both with the old Marxist readings, more connected with some historicism level, as well with the liberal institutionalism of nowadays’ academical thought. There is social determination by the commodity and by the value, which comes from the abstract labour: the foundation of such determination is the production. The equivalency between commodities and between their owners give rise to the forms by whose constructs social relations are articulated. From the nuclear forms of capitalist sociability derivates a political state form and a legal subjectivity form, which are specific and inexorable to this mode of production. The social forms derivation is crossed by contradictions and factual antagonisms. Such derived forms conform themselves in a secondary derivation.