Marx: Selected Writings (Hackett Classics)

Well-organized and thought provoking. Although it is a little beefy for a casual reader, it is still a substantial collection of one of the most insightful critical philosophers of the world. If you want to read Marx, I'd highly recommend this.

I had to read this for a college course but this book was good. Challenging and thought provoking.

Marx is well explained in this book, his view is more important today than ever, the rule of the capitalist elite and the future of work for the disenfranchised is approaching the crossroads that Marx envisioned. The only point not included, was the role of the consumer, which is one connection that is as important as the role of worker and exploiter, Capitalists need consumers, even if the worker is largely displaced by robots. Seen more clearly today is the role of the taxpayer, domestic borrower, and consumer, as the basis of all wealth for capitaist exploitation, to extent that these three classes of worker may lose everthing to the capitalist who also creates the medium of exchange backed only by law.

My daughter needed this for school on came in just as you see it and fast

Interesting take on a well known subject.

Not a favorite of mine; however, this book was an essential for a college course.

Great

Book was in great condition when I received it. Needed this specific edition for a course.However, the content hasn't changed at all from my other edition (this is a joke...), it still sucks. Glad Marx could sit in a library and preach to everyone else, while never actually experiencing anything that he spoke on.As a person who studies logic I can attest that anyone who studies, or just loves, logic and has never read this book will hate it. It is full of fallacious arguments, I mean my God!But who knows, communism and Marx are the best thing since sliced bread nowadays, so I may be wrong in thinking fellow lovers of logic will hate it.

Much cheaper than university prices. No highlights or damage.

Excellent selections. Used for a course on modernity.

bought it for a course I was taking. came quickly and with a cute little bookmark!

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