Considered Karl Marx' clearest and most concise critique of capitalism, Wage-Labor and Capital was first printed in an underground German newspaper, which was shut down by the government before the series could be completed. This collection adds other essays by Marx which expand on his ideas about estranged labor, commodity fetishism, machinery and modern industry, and the class struggle.
Considered Karl Marx' clearest and most concise critique of capitalism, Wage-Labor and Capital was first printed in an underground German newspaper, which was shut down by the government before the series could be completed. This collection adds other essays by Marx which expand on his ideas about estranged labor, commodity fetishism, machinery and modern industry, and the class struggle.
