The New Dialectic and Marx's Capital

The New Dialectic and Marx's Capital

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Format Paperback
Pages 272
Language English
Published Dec 4, 2003
Publisher Brill Academic Pub
ISBN-10 9004136436
ISBN-13 9789004136434
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In a compelling examination of Marx's Capital, Christopher J. Arthur presents a fresh perspective on the dialectical method, emphasizing its relevance to contemporary thought. He navigates through complex ideas, shedding light on how this method can help unlock a deeper understanding of Marx’s theories. Arthur meticulously analyzes the interplay of concepts within Capital, illustrating how dialectics operates not just as a philosophical tool but as a vital framework for critique and analysis.

Through his insightful arguments, Arthur challenges prevailing interpretations and pushes readers to reconsider the foundational aspects of Marxism. He intertwines rigorous philosophical inquiry with practical implications, urging a reevaluation of how dialectics can inform modern socio-economic discussions. His work embodies a methodological shift that underscores the importance of dialectical thinking in grappling with today’s political and economic challenges.

Arthur's approach invites both scholars and enthusiasts of Marxist theory to engage with the nuances of dialectical reasoning. It is a thought-provoking exploration that not only reaffirms the significance of Marx's Capital but also encourages a new dialogue around dialectics, making it an essential addition to the discourse surrounding Marxist philosophy and critical theory.

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