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Further Introduction to Marxism
Born in 1818, Karl Marx’s legacy has long since persisted after his passing. As one of the first writers to identify the new and burgeoning socio-economic system of Capitalism, Karl Marx set himself apart for ruling class economists and theorists by laying out a framework for understanding this new social dynamic that was unapologetically from for the liberation of the oppressed working class, as opposed to those who took a “neutral” perspective that protected the exploitative status quo.
Marxism as a methodology is now more relevant than ever; providing a structure for understanding the conditions of not just a few early emerging Capitalist economies, but now the socio-economic bedrock of an entire global civilisation – the following titles offer a more complex understanding of Marxist theory, but one which is oftentimes necessary in leading revolutionary struggle.
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