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9789392018305 64130adb2e9af9ea3e34e7e5 The Political Marx Aijaz Ahmad In Conversation With Vijay Prashad https://www.midlandbookshop.com/s/607fe93d7eafcac1f2c73ea4/64130adc2e9af9ea3e34e817/41oohrmpigl-_sx321_bo1-204-203-200_.jpg For a thinker whose revolutionary ideas have had such a decisive impact on the world, it is ironic that Marx s own political writings remain so neglected. His political writings are often seen as texts written instrumentally to earn money, which he often desperately needed, or they are seen as beautiful texts with little connection to his economic studies and writings. But in fact, Marx s political texts are themselves extraordinary displays of analysis of the class struggle and the mediations needed to understand these struggles. 9789392018305
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The Political Marx Aijaz Ahmad In Conversation With Vijay Prashad

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  • ISBN: 9789392018305
  • Author: Aijaz Ahmad Vijay Prashad
  • Publisher: Leftword
  • Pages: 109
  • Format: Paperback
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For a thinker whose revolutionary ideas have had such a decisive impact on the world, it is ironic that Marx s own political writings remain so neglected. His political writings are often seen as texts written instrumentally to earn money, which he often desperately needed, or they are seen as beautiful texts with little connection to his economic studies and writings. But in fact, Marx s political texts are themselves extraordinary displays of analysis of the class struggle and the mediations needed to understand these struggles.

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