Description
"Capital" offers a profound exploration of the dynamics of capitalist society, melding historical context with sharp economic insights. It delves into the mechanisms of production and the relationships between labor, capital, and commodity in a way that resonates deeply with the struggles of modern life. The work is an essential resource for understanding the complexities of economic systems, presenting arguments that challenge conventional notions and provoke thought on social injustices.
David McLellan’s abridgement of Marx's original text makes these intricate ideas more accessible, inviting readers to engage with foundational concepts that shape the socio-economic landscape. The book captures Marx’s revolutionary spirit, artfully synthesizing critical theories that remain relevant today. Through a clear narrative, it encourages reflection on the impact of capitalism, urging readers to consider how its principles have influenced contemporary society and individual lives.
David McLellan’s abridgement of Marx's original text makes these intricate ideas more accessible, inviting readers to engage with foundational concepts that shape the socio-economic landscape. The book captures Marx’s revolutionary spirit, artfully synthesizing critical theories that remain relevant today. Through a clear narrative, it encourages reflection on the impact of capitalism, urging readers to consider how its principles have influenced contemporary society and individual lives.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
544 pages
Language
English
Published
Nov 11, 1999
Publisher
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10
0192838725
ISBN-13
9780192838728