Capital - Karl Marx - Modern Library Giant Edition (G26)

Poshers of the world, unite! A cornerstone of economic thought, a catalyst for revolution, and a work that continues to ignite debate – Karl Marx's Capital is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the very foundations of our economic system. This Modern Library Edition presents a clear and accessible translation of Marx's groundbreaking work, making his complex theories approachable for a new generation of readers. This is a beautifully presented book with a strong cover design and high-quality paper, making it a valuable addition to any bookshelf. Within you'll confront: * Marx's scathing critique of capitalism, exposing the exploitation of labor and the inherent inequalities within the system. * His exploration of the concept of surplus value, and the dynamics of worker-capitalist relations. Whether you agree or disagree with Marx's revolutionary ideas, Capital is an undeniable force in economic thought. This first volume offers the perfect opportunity to engage with this landmark work and consider its enduring relevance. Capital: A Critique of Political Economy - Karl Marx Translated by Samuel Moore & Edward Aveling, edited by Frederick Engels Published by Modern Library/Random House, (G26, for you Modern Library collectors) New York Hardcover. Approx. 6x8.5in. 865pp. In fair condition (see photos). Dustjacket has numerous nicks and dings; has been put into protective mylar. There's some discoloration of the front board near the top.