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Capital: Volume 1: A Critique of Political Economy Ben Fowkes, Ernest Mandel, Karl Marx
Publisher: Penguin Classics

Besides that, his critique of political economy (the several volumes of Capital, the first volume published in 1867) is an indelible part of the Western Canon of literature. The page numbers Harvey refers to are valid for both the Penguin Classics and Vintage Books editions of Capital. The Trot accounting firm of is not yet a critique of political economy. The brightest of that gang are now trying hard to bolt on a critique of political economy onto their defence of Lenin, Trotsky, Mao, Che, etc. I know that I understand Marx better now than I ever have, and look forward to reading further. I surged because of the current economic crisis, rising from several hundred in 2007 to a few thousand in 2008. This essay is a political reading of the restructuring of the (re)production of labor-power in the global economy, but it is also a feminist critique of Marx that, in different ways, has been developing since the 1970s. Clearly Marx's definition of capital is far deeper and broader than I had ever imagined, and so much a part of my own understanding, not only of economics, but of social and political realities in my own world, that I have come to see this book as . That's why Marx's Capital has three volumes. Capital: A Critique of Political Economy. This comes on top of a long tradition of high-quality research in Germany on Marx's critique of political economy. But a critque of political economy is not a critique of value. In all a second reading of Capital was rewarding. Curiosity drew me to the web site and I ended up going through all 13 of Harvey's two-hour lectures, which constitute a close reading of Marx's Capital, Volume I. The text for the course is Capital, Volume 1: A Critique of Political Economy by Karl Marx. Tear yourself away from the frauds and poseurs who would have you believe that it's enough to read the first Chapter of Volume I.