The Marx-Engels reader

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Review: The Marx-Engels Reader

User Review - Styer - Goodreads

Marx is still incredibly insightful today about how society and capitalism work. A must-read. I don't think you can get a better big-picture story - overall - from anyone else. Read full review

Review: The Marx-Engels Reader

User Review - Todd - Goodreads

Good to know what the opposition thinks. Can't agree with the idea of individual agency being cast aside. Also the idea that all of history is class struggle is too simplistic for me. People are occasionally motivated by things other than money. Read full review

Review: The Marx-Engels Reader

User Review - Peter - Goodreads

This leads to an interesting dilemma- what to do wrt rating political theory books when I might not agree with the writers? I gave this book four stars because the material in here is actually ... Read full review

Review: The Marx-Engels Reader

User Review - Flannery - Goodreads

I can't rate this. I enjoyed reading it in school so I guess I'll give it a 3. Read full review

Review: The Marx-Engels Reader

User Review - Pipgargery - Goodreads

The Marx-Engels Reader, Second Edition by Robert C. Tucker (1978) Read full review

Review: The Marx-Engels Reader

User Review - Vaughn - Goodreads

It's packed and the editor gives a bit of historical context for each of the selections, many of which constitute the complete text of the work from which they're taken. It includes a big chunk of ... Read full review

Review: The Marx-Engels Reader

User Review - Maria - Goodreads

Blah blah blah blah Marx blah commodity blah Read full review

Review: The Marx-Engels Reader

User Review - Miriam Stahl - Goodreads

i had to read this at summer camp and it felt like torture at the time, but reread as a grown up and appreciate the ideals. Read full review

Review: The Marx-Engels Reader

User Review - Ana - Goodreads

This book is essentially the manuscript of Marx entire perspective on society, particularly with respect to capitalism. It makes America feel tragic. Read full review