Marx – Capital Vol 1 Sec 1
So this is a work I started years ago, but found too boring to get through even a chapter of. Since I’ve been rereading what
So this is a work I started years ago, but found too boring to get through even a chapter of. Since I’ve been rereading what
I probably dived more into this section than any other because it covers some of the foundational arguments for Marxism. Unlike some of the other
Marx makes a lot of how others ‘abstract’ concepts. This is something I’ve been struggling with in Marx, so I found this article, which does
I’m indenting my own comments, rather than using the indent for quotes, because I wanted to set them apart. SummaryThere was, at the time, a
SummaryMarx criticizes the actual world, which he sees as perverted. In particular, he criticizes political society, that is the Prussian state, as a despotism whose
This has been difficult to follow, and frankly, of little interest to me. But Marx considered Hegel to have hit on something important- the alienation
I’m in the middle of reading through the Early Writings collection right now. But I started out with this 50-page introduction to the book. Lucio
This was first published in Socialist Appeal in Sept 1937 This is the fifth of five writings included in the Classics of Marxism vol II,
This is the text of a speech Trotsky delivered in 1932, defending the October 1917 Russian Revolution. This is the fourth of five texts included
Continuing through the Commie Classics, this is a review of “Left Wing” Communism: an Infantile Disorder, by Lenin, who wrote this book in 1920. Bolsheviks