Collected Works 18 1857-62

This collection offers a unique glimpse into the foundational ideas of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, showcasing their pivotal works from 1857 to 1862. Readers will encounter a wealth of thought-provoking essays and manuscript notes that lay bare the intellectual journey of these two influential thinkers.

Through their correspondence and theoretical explorations, the collection reveals the dynamic interplay between Marx and Engels, shedding light on the evolution of their ideas during a critical period in history. Each piece resonates with the urgency of their vision for societal change and offers insights that continue to spark debate and discussion today.

By making these writings accessible to an English-speaking audience for the first time, the collection stands as a significant contribution to understanding Marxism and its lasting impact. It invites readers to engage deeply with the texts, contemplating the relevance of their critiques of capitalism and explorations of class struggle in our contemporary world.