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	The Marx-Engels Reader, Second Edition by Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels
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Product Details Binding Paperback Dewey Decimal Number 335.4 EAN 9780393090406 ISBN 039309040X Manufacturer W. W. Norton Number Of Items 1 Number Of Pages 832 Publication Date March 19, 1978 Publisher W. W. Norton Availability Usually ships in 24 hours Customers who bought this item also bought The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism (Dover Value Editions) From Max Weber: Essays in Sociology The Division of Labor in Society Basic Political Writings Civilization and Its Discontents Customer Reviews for: The Marx-Engels Reader, Second Edition Rating - Caveat: The other reviews cover the content, but as for the format (at least in the elder edition this reviewer has), the pages are stubby and short given the length of the binding. Increasing the width by another 1.5'' would have reduced the somewhat crammed text, but Norton must have needed the paper to print other books at the time. Rating - Great ebook: Works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels Works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. Includes Capital (Das Kapital) and Communist Manifesto. FREE Authors' biographies and essays in the trial version. This ebook contains essential works of Marx & Engels. Great digital item! Rating - If you can only have one book on Marx then this is really the volume to get. Besides it's Norton: headnotes, footnotes, delicious paper, quality binding, good selections, a good look at Marx as far I can see. Rating - The Marxist Legacy: Not a Theory, but a set of tools This is an excellent compilation of Marx and Engels's works. Tucker's version is one of the foremost used by scholars and educators in the academic setting and is considered one of the best. Although I admittedly have not read all of the works in the reader, I was consistently impressed with the classics such as Capital, Crisis Theory, and the Communist Manifesto (most of which were actually written by Engels, not Marx). The Marxist legacy lies not in his theories, but in the questions and concerns that he ... Read More Rating - a pleasure to read This book was used in one of the classes I took as an undergraduate. It seems to be a thorough and well chosen collection of the writings of Marx and Engels, with some insightful commentary by the editor, Robert Tucker. I'm not a scholar of the work of these two men, but reading through this again I'm struck with the notion that their ideas are still very much alive and relevant today. Marx is much maligned in the United States, but in many ways he was a humanitarian who wanted to change the world into a better place. And, ... Read More see more reviews See all books by author Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels

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