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Karl Marx
ISBN 9780140445695
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Penguin Classics
Capital: Volume II
Who it's for: Readers interested in Marxist economics and critical theory
The second volume of Karl Marx’s seminal political treatise, “Capital,” delves deeply into the intricacies of commodity and the dynamics of bourgeois society. This profound work presents a compelling argument that the prosperity of capitalist societies inherently contains the potential for their own downfall. Why You Should Read? In-depth Analysis: Offers a comprehensive examination of the nature of commodities and the functioning of market-place bourgeois society. Revolutionary Theory: Challenges conventional economic theories by highlighting the inherent contradictions within capitalism. Timeless Relevance: Provides insights that remain pertinent to understanding modern economic systems and their challenges. Critical Perspective: Encourages critical thinking about the structures and impacts of capitalist societies. Historical Impact: Recognized as a cornerstone of Marxist theory, it has significantly influenced political and economic thought worldwide.
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- Comprehensive examination of commodities and market-place bourgeois society
- Challenges conventional economic theories by highlighting contradictions within capitalism
- Provides insights relevant to understanding modern economic systems
- Cornerstone of Marxist theory, influencing political and economic thought worldwide
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Questions about this book
Is this a standalone book or part of a series?
It is the second volume of Karl Marx's Capital, a seminal political treatise.
What is the main focus of this volume?
It focuses on the intricacies of commodities and the dynamics of bourgeois society, arguing that capitalism's prosperity contains the potential for its own downfall.
Who translated this edition?
The translation is by David Fernbach, as indicated in the author list.
What is the historical significance of this work?
It is recognized as a cornerstone of Marxist theory and has significantly influenced political and economic thought worldwide.