The Capital in 3 Volumes (eBook, ePUB)
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Karl Marx's monumental work, "The Capital in 3 Volumes," intricately dissects the capitalist mode of production, exploring its economic dynamics and socio-political implications. Engaging in rigorous analysis, Marx employs a dialectical approach that synthesizes philosophical underpinnings with empirical observations. The narrative is characterized by its scholarly rigor, detailed critiques of economic theories, and a radical perspective that challenges prevailing capitalist ideologies. Each volume builds upon the last, presenting an evolving discourse that examines commodities, labor, surplus...
Karl Marx's monumental work, "The Capital in 3 Volumes," intricately dissects the capitalist mode of production, exploring its economic dynamics and socio-political implications. Engaging in rigorous analysis, Marx employs a dialectical approach that synthesizes philosophical underpinnings with empirical observations. The narrative is characterized by its scholarly rigor, detailed critiques of economic theories, and a radical perspective that challenges prevailing capitalist ideologies. Each volume builds upon the last, presenting an evolving discourse that examines commodities, labor, surplus value, and the capitalist class structure, ultimately contributing to the intellectual foundations of modern economic and social theories. Karl Marx (1818-1883), a German philosopher, economist, and revolutionary socialist, was profoundly influenced by the socio-economic upheavals of the Industrial Revolution and the rise of capitalist economies. His collaboration with Friedrich Engels, along with his engagement in political activism, compelled him to articulate the plight of the working class and critique the exploitation inherent in capitalism. Marx's experiences as a journalist and his scholarly studies of political economy culminated in this definitive work, positioning him as a seminal figure in social theory. "The Capital in 3 Volumes" is an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of economic systems, social justice, and the historical interplay between capital and labor. It prompts critical reflections on contemporary economic disparities, making it an invaluable resource for students, scholars, and activists alike.
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