"Valuable...in some respects more so than all the interpretations and popularizations I have read." –– C.L.R. James<br /><br />"[<em>Marx's Capital Illustrated</em>] is very, very good, a brilliant exposition and a really creative relationship between image and explanation." –– John Berger<br />
"Valuable...in some respects more so than all the interpretations and popularizations I have read." C.L.R. James<br /><br />"[<i>Marx's Capital Illustrated</i>] is very, very good, a brilliant exposition and a really creative relationship between image and explanation." John Berger<br />
Fresh, funny, and copiously illustrated, this book is for everyone who wants better insight into Capital and capitalism. Readers of Marx, unite! You have found your starting point.
1. Commodities – 30
2. Products for Use – 34
3. Alienation of Use Value – 37
4. Overproduction – 41
5. Exchange Value – 44
6. Abstract Labour – 47
7. Alienation of Useful Labor – 54
8. Fetishism – 57
9. Money – 64
10. The Accumulation of Capital – 69
11. Labor Power – 86
12. Expropriation – 89
13. A History Lesson – 92
14. The Making of the Working Class – 97
15. Surplus Value – 113
16. The Rate of Surplus Value – 129
17. Labour Power and Class Struggle – 147
18. Abolition of Wage Labour – 162
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Biografisk notat
David Smith is the editor of a forthcoming English-language volume of Marx's Notes on Global Capitalism and Non-Western Culture for Yale University Press. His publications include articles in many scholarly journals, including Sociological Theory, Rethinking Marxism, The American Psychologist, and Current Perspectives in Social Theory.Phil Evans is a longtime political cartoonist based in England. He has illustrated Marx's Kapital for Beginners and Understanding Economics, among many other books.