Marx: A Very Short Introduction

Marx: A Very Short Introduction

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History Philosophy
Format Paperback
Pages 108
Language English
Published Jan 1, 2001
Publisher Oxford University Press
ISBN-10 0192854054
ISBN-13 9780192854056
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Peter Singer delves into the life and theories of Karl Marx, distilling complex ideas into a concise exploration of his influential philosophy. The work offers readers insight into the fundamental concepts that underpin Marx's critique of capitalism, emphasizing the socio-economic structures that shape human experience. Singer sheds light on the enduring relevance of Marx's thoughts in today's political landscape and the ongoing debates surrounding capitalism and socialism.

Through accessible language, Singer presents Marx not just as a historical figure, but as a thinker whose ideas continue to provoke discussion and analysis. He examines the dichotomy between labor and capital, illustrating how Marx's vision seeks to address issues of class struggle and economic inequality. The narrative invites reflection on the implications of Marxist theory in contemporary society, encouraging readers to engage with the complexities of his legacy.

Ultimately, this introduction serves as both a primer for those unfamiliar with Marx and a thought-provoking commentary for seasoned readers. Singer's ability to synthesize Marx's ideas makes this work an essential read for anyone looking to understand the foundations of modern political thought and its implications for the future.

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