Book Review: Reading Capital Politically

Tue, 2006-10-24 15:11 — Scott Neigh

Often the most important question that we can ask ourselves about texts that we encounter is, why should I care? Sometimes this reveals more about the book; other times, it tells us more about our own paths and politics.

Reading Capital Politically is a short, simple book with a deceptively narrow focus. The main body of the text is concerned with providing a close reading of the first three chapters of Volume 1 of Karl Marx's Capital that is politically useful in struggles. I have never read any Marx directly, except for...

(Continued here at A Canadian Lefty in Occupied Land.)

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