Das Kapital, published in 1867, is Karl Marx's seminal work on political economy and capitalism. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of capitalism’s economic mechanisms, focusing on the relationship between labor, value, and capital. Marx explores the dynamics of capitalist production, exploitation, and the tendency of capitalist economies to crisis.
Why Read This Book
- Offers a foundational analysis of capitalism and its economic structures.
- Provides deep insights into the nature of labor, value, and capital.
- Explores the impacts of capitalism on society and the economy.
- Known for its rigorous analysis and influential ideas.
- Essential reading for understanding Marxist theory and economic critiques of capitalism.
About the Author
Karl Marx was a German philosopher, economist, and political theorist best known for his critique of capitalism and his development of Marxist theory. His works, including The Communist Manifesto (co-written with Friedrich Engels) and Das Kapital, have had a profound impact on political thought and economic theory. Marx’s ideas have shaped modern political movements and debates on economic systems.
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