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Marx Inferno: The Political Theory of Capital

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Marx Inferno is a groundbreaking work of political theory that offers a radical new interpretation of Karl Marx's Capital. Drawing on a wide range of sources, from classical political economy to contemporary critical theory, Marx Inferno argues that Marx's theory of capital is not simply an economic analysis, but also a profound political critique of the capitalist mode of production.

Marx's Inferno: The Political Theory of Capital

by William Clare Roberts

4.8 out of 5

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Marx Inferno begins by examining the concept of value in Marx's theory. Marx argues that the value of a commodity is determined by the amount of socially necessary labor time that goes into its production. This means that the value of a commodity is not simply a reflection of its physical properties, but also of the social relations of production that exist in the society in which it is produced.

Marx Inferno then goes on to examine the concept of capital. Marx argues that capital is not simply a stock of money or wealth, but a social relation that exists between capitalists and workers. Capitalists own the means of production, and they use this ownership to exploit workers. Workers are forced to sell their labor power to capitalists in Free Download to survive, and capitalists use this labor power to create surplus value. Surplus value is the difference between the value of what workers produce and the wages that they are paid. It is the source of capitalist profits, and it is the driving force of the capitalist economy.

Marx Inferno argues that the capitalist mode of production is inherently unjust. Capitalists exploit workers, and they use their profits to accumulate more capital. This leads to a vicious cycle of inequality and exploitation. Marx Inferno also argues that the capitalist mode of production is unsustainable. It leads to environmental degradation, and it creates a society that is increasingly divided between the rich and the poor.

Marx Inferno concludes by offering a vision of a socialist society. A socialist society is a society in which the means of production are owned in common, and in which there is no exploitation of workers. Marx Inferno argues that a socialist society is the only way to overcome the injustices and contradictions of capitalism.

Marx Inferno is a challenging and provocative work of political theory. It offers a radical new interpretation of Karl Marx's Capital, and it has the potential to change the way we think about capitalism and socialism.

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"Marx Inferno is a major contribution to the study of Marx's Capital. It is a brilliant and original work that offers a new and compelling interpretation of Marx's theory of capital." - David Harvey, author of The Limits to Capital

"Marx Inferno is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand Marx's Capital. It is a clear and concise exposition of Marx's theory, and it offers a powerful critique of the capitalist mode of production." - Michael Heinrich, author of An to the Three Volumes of Karl Marx's Capital

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Marx's Inferno: The Political Theory of Capital

by William Clare Roberts

4.8 out of 5