Capital: A Critique of Political Economy - Abridged Color Illustration Collectible Edition

Author: Karl Marx
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: The full title of Capital is Capital: A Critique of Political Economy. It is the most important work in the economic theories of Karl Marx, one of the last individuals to build a grand system of Western philosophy, and also a significant encyclopedia of Marxism. Moreover, it is the pinnacle of works studying the socio-economic formation of capitalism. Capital created a brand-new ideological system. Its methodology for studying the world originates from German philosophy, early socialist theory, and political economy. Marx, like Hegel, believed that the evolution of human history could be summarized using a dialectical formula. He argued that all philosophers had been striving to explain the world, but he also believed that the key issue lay in how to change the world. Building upon Hegel's dialectics, Marx overturned the traditional "metaphysics" and established the largest ideological system that could be practically implemented in reality, a system that has influenced over 50% of the world's population. ..Engels said: "Since the existence of capitalists and workers on Earth, no book has been as significant to the working class as the one before us. The relationship between capital and labor is the axis upon which our entire modern social system revolves. This relationship has been scientifically explained here in a thorough and profound manner, something that can only be achieved by a German—this person is Marx. He reached the highest point, surveying the entire realm of modern social relations."..This book created a brand-new ideological system, with its methodology for studying the world originating from German philosophy, early socialist theory, and political economy.