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Karl Marx
ISBN 9780140445688
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Penguin Classics
Capital (Volume I)
a critique of political economy
Who it's for: Students and readers interested in economic theory and political philosophy
Karl Marx's Capital (Volume I) offers a foundational and incisive critique of capitalism, private property, and the social structures it engenders. Written during his exile in England, Marx leveraged his deep understanding of industrial society to analyze the escalating division of wealth and predict the eventual replacement of capitalism with a system based on common ownership of the means of production.Why You Should Read? Understand Marx's original critique of economic systems. Explore the historical and theoretical underpinnings of capitalism. Gain insight into a work that profoundly shaped political thought and history. Essential reading for students of economics, sociology, and political philosophy.
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- Analyzes the escalating division of wealth in industrial society
- Written during Marx's exile in England, drawing on industrial society
- Predicts the replacement of capitalism with common ownership of production
- Essential for students of economics, sociology, and political philosophy
- Part of the Penguin Classics edition, translated by Ben Fowkes
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Questions about this book
What is the main focus of Capital Volume I?
It offers a critique of capitalism, private property, and the social structures they engender, analyzing the division of wealth in industrial society.
What does Marx predict about capitalism?
He predicts its eventual replacement with a system based on common ownership of the means of production.
Who is the translator of this edition?
The translation is by Ben Fowkes, and it is published by Penguin Classics.
Is this book suitable for beginners in economics?
It is a foundational text but is advanced; it is essential reading for students of economics, sociology, and political philosophy.