Marx for Beginners
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Biography
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Format
Paperback
Pages
176
Language
English
Published
Mar 24, 1986
Publisher
HarperCollins Publishers Ltd
Edition
New Ed
ISBN-10
0049230816
ISBN-13
9780049230811
Description
In a world often dominated by complex theories and dense academic discourse, Rius brings clarity to the life and ideas of Karl Marx through an engaging and accessible format. With a unique blend of wit, humor, and insightful illustrations, the narrative invites readers to explore Marx's revolutionary thoughts without the intimidating jargon typically associated with socialist theory.
The book masterfully breaks down Marx’s core principles, from historical materialism to critiques of capitalism, making them digestible for a wide audience. The comic format breathes life into these concepts, presenting not just his philosophies but also the socio-political context in which he operated. Each page is a celebration of intellectual engagement, designed to draw readers into a deeper understanding of Marx's impact on modern society.
Rius' vibrant illustrations and straightforward prose serve as both an introduction for newcomers and a refreshing revisit for seasoned scholars. The comic cleverly juxtaposes historical events with Marx's commentary, shedding light on their relevance today, especially amid ongoing debates about capitalism and social justice.
Ultimately, the work is more than just an educational tool; it is an invitation to think critically about economic systems and the dynamics of power. By demystifying Marx, Rius encourages readers to engage with these ideas and consider their implications for the world around them.
The book masterfully breaks down Marx’s core principles, from historical materialism to critiques of capitalism, making them digestible for a wide audience. The comic format breathes life into these concepts, presenting not just his philosophies but also the socio-political context in which he operated. Each page is a celebration of intellectual engagement, designed to draw readers into a deeper understanding of Marx's impact on modern society.
Rius' vibrant illustrations and straightforward prose serve as both an introduction for newcomers and a refreshing revisit for seasoned scholars. The comic cleverly juxtaposes historical events with Marx's commentary, shedding light on their relevance today, especially amid ongoing debates about capitalism and social justice.
Ultimately, the work is more than just an educational tool; it is an invitation to think critically about economic systems and the dynamics of power. By demystifying Marx, Rius encourages readers to engage with these ideas and consider their implications for the world around them.
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