Collected Works 6 1845-48

This volume presents a significant collection of writings by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels from the years 1845 to 1848, a period marked by profound ideological development and political turmoil. Among the featured works is "The Poverty of Philosophy," which critiques contemporary economic theories and lays the groundwork for Marxist thought.

Additionally, the iconic "Communist Manifesto" is included, a revolutionary call to arms that outlines the class struggles and the vision for a communist society. The collection also delves into "The Polish Question," reflecting the authors' engagement with national struggles and the complexities of revolution. These texts collectively capture the essence of the authors' vision for a future beyond capitalism.