Karl Marx, 1st edition

Published by Pearson (March 3, 2011) © 2012

  • William A. Pelz
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For western civilization courses, world history courses and 19th century Europe courses.

Explores the Industrial Revolution by detailing the life and work of Karl Marx.

Karl Marx, part of the Library of World Biography Series, is aimed primarily at undergraduates with little or no background knowledge of Marx or his theories. This book covers the important aspects of his life and the major theoretical arguments of his work. It also explores the Industrial Revolution through the lens of Marx's view of socialism, not simply as an ethical idea but also as a way of framing the industrial system and its impact on workers.

Each interpretive biography in the Library of World Biography Series focuses on a person whose actions and ideas either significantly influenced world events or whose life reflects important themes and developments in global history.

Introduction

CHAPTER 1 MARX BEFORE THE MANIFESTO

CHAPTER 2 A SPECTER IS HAUNTING EUROPE?

CHAPTER 3 LONDON: INTO EXILE AND POVERTY

CHAPTER 4 WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE: THE INTERNATIONAL WORKING MEN’S ASSOCIATION (IWMA)

CHAPTER 5 DAS KAPITAL AND THE ECONOMICS OF INDUSTRIALISM

CHAPTER 6 "ALL I KNOW IS I’M NOT A MARXIST”: MARX’S LAST YEARS

CHAPTER 7 THE MEANING OF MARX

Chronology

Significant Works

Glossary of People

Glossary of Terms

A Note on Sources

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