Capital (Das Capital): Includes Vol.1,2,3 - Classics (Fingerprint Classics)
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Capital (Das Capital): Includes Vol. 1, 2, 3 – Classics (Fingerprint Classics) is one of the most influential works in political economy and social theory ever written. Authored by Karl Marx, this comprehensive edition brings together all three volumes of his landmark analysis of capitalism, production, labor, and economic systems. Marx examines how wealth is created and distributed within capitalist societies, exploring the relationships between workers, capitalists, commodities, and markets.
The book presents a deep investigation into the mechanisms of economic production, the accumulation of capital, and the dynamics of class relations. Through detailed analysis, Marx explains concepts such as surplus value, exploitation of labor, commodity fetishism, and the cyclical nature of economic crises. Although first published in the nineteenth century, many of the issues discussed remain relevant to contemporary debates on economics, inequality, labor rights, and globalization.
This Fingerprint Classics edition makes the monumental work accessible to modern readers while preserving the original intellectual depth of Marx's writings. Ideal for students, economists, political thinkers, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the foundations of modern economic theory, Das Capital remains an essential resource for exploring the structure and impact of capitalist systems across the world.
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Title: Capital (Das Capital): Includes Vol.1,2,3 - Classics (Fingerprint Classics)
Author: Karl Marx
ISBN-13: 9788175994232
ISBN-10: 8175994234
Publisher: Fingerprint! Publishing
Binding: Paperback
No of Pages: 1152
Language: English
Publisher Date: January 1, 2017
Capital (Das Capital) is Karl Marx's definitive study of capitalism and one of the most important texts in economic and political thought. Across its three volumes, Marx investigates how capitalist economies function, focusing on production, labor, profit, wages, and the accumulation of wealth. He introduces influential concepts such as surplus value, class struggle, and the exploitation of labor, offering a critical perspective on economic systems.
The book examines the relationship between workers and owners of capital, explaining how market forces and industrial production shape society. Readers gain insight into the historical development of capitalism and its social consequences. This edition is valuable for students of economics, sociology, political science, history, and philosophy. By presenting Marx's complete work in a single volume, it offers a comprehensive understanding of ideas that have shaped political movements, economic debates, and intellectual discourse for more than a century.
Karl Marx was a German philosopher, economist, historian, political theorist, and revolutionary socialist whose ideas profoundly influenced modern political and economic thought. Best known for The Communist Manifesto and Das Capital, Marx analyzed capitalism, class relations, and economic systems. His theories laid the foundation for Marxism and continue to be studied worldwide in economics, sociology, political science, and history. His work remains central to discussions about labor, inequality, and social change.
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