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  • Theories of Surplus-Value, Part One (Volume IV of Capital)

    With a New Critical Introduction

    by Karl Marx ...
    Translated by Emile Burns ...
    Series Book 283 - The Progress Publishers Library
    The first of the three volumes of what Marx meant to be the concluding, historical part of Capital.Between January 1862 and July 1863, in the middle of the vast manuscript from which his whole great work would later be quarried, he filled notebook after notebook with a critical history of the theory at the centre of his own: the theory of surplus value, and where the extra wealth of capitalist ... Read more

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  • Anti-Dühring

    With a New Critical Introduction

    Translated by Emile Burns ...
    Series Book 18 - The Progress Publishers Library
    This is the book that founded a world outlook, and its author did not want to write it. Engels says so in the first sentence of the first preface: "The following work is by no means the fruit of any 'inner urge'. On the contrary."Eugen Duehring, a lecturer at Berlin University who wrote at enormous speed on everything, had announced himself a socialist - and not merely a socialist but the author ... Read more

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