Karl Marx's Capital

Description: Please refer to the section BELOW (and NOT ABOVE) this line for the product details - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Title:Karl Marx's CapitalISBN13:9781443724098ISBN10:1443724092Author:Lindsay, A. D. (Author)Description:Karl Marxs Capital- Introductory Essay By A D Lindsay Originally Published In 1925 Contents Include: Ntroduction 9 I Marx And Hegel 15 Ii Economic Determinism 27 Iii The Labour Theory Of Value - S3 Iv Marxs Account Of Surplus Value And Of The Collective Labourer 81 V Marx And Rousseau 109 Index 126 Introduction: This Small Book Is Intended, As Were The Lectures In Which It First Took Form, To Be An Introduction To The Study Of Marxs Capital It Is Not Meant To Be A Substitute For Such Study It Is The Fate Of All Great Books Tp Get Bcdlea-Down And Served Up Cold In Text-Books, Which Purport To Tell Exactly What The Great Book Comes To, As Though A Mans Conclusions Were Worth Very Much Apart From The Way In Which He Arrived At Them We Must All Have Had The Experience, After Reading Even Appreciative Books About Great Authors, Of Going Back To The Authors Themselves And Finding How Much More There Is In Them Than Their Commentators Lead Us To Expect Marxs Capital Is Obviously A Book Of Historical Importance, And Any One Who Reads It Impartially Will Find It Greater And Far More Illuminating Than Most Critics Of Marx Would Like Us, Or Most Marxian Writers Allow Us To Believe There Are Two Ways In Which It Is Indefensible To Treat A Great Book, Ways Which Seem Nevertheless To Characterize Much Of What Is Said Of Marx In This Country The Way Of Uncritical Condemnation And The Way Of Uncritical Praise There Are Some Books On Marx In Which Are Collected All His Inconsistencies And Nothing Else, As Though There Was Nothing In Marx But Inconsistencies Such Books Give The Impression That Marx Was One Of The Most Muddle-Headed, Idiots That Ever Lived On The Other Hand, Some Of His Interpreters Seem To Have Given Up The Belief In The Verbal Insgiratipn Of Scripture For The Belief In The Verbal Inspiration Of Capital And Try To Maintain That There Are No Inconsistencies In Marx At All 2535 61 B Io Introduction We Might Surely Be Prepared, Without Having Read A Word Of Marx, To Reject Both These Extreme Views Mere Inconsistent Thinking Has Never Made History As Capital Has Made It But No Man Who Has Brought About A Great Revolution In Thought Has Ever Been Without Inconsistencies The Original Thinker Is Too Much Occupied In Trying To Express The Creative Thought Which Is Welling Up In Him To Trouble Himself About Getting It All Straightened Out There Are Always Parts Of His Work Which He Has Taken Over As They Stood From Other People Binding:Hardcover, HardcoverPublisher:Chandra Chakravarti PressPublication Date:2008-11-04Weight:0.7 lbsDimensions:0.44'' H x 8.5'' L x 5.5'' WNumber of Pages:132Language:English

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