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Critique of political economy · 1818–1883

Karl Marx

Making the relationships organizing our lives visible.

Trier · Paris · Brussels · London
Portraits: artistic interpretations
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Reading guides

A thread to guide your reading.

Original introductions to enter the works, discover their central questions and take the reflection further.

Karl MarxGoing further

What does a commodity conceal?

Enter the first chapter without conflating price, usefulness, and value.

Capital, Volumes I–III
14 min
Karl MarxA place to begin

Acting within inherited history

Read a coup through institutions, classes, and representations.

The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte
11 min
Karl MarxGoing further

What does changing the world mean?

Read the eleven Theses as a problem of practice and knowledge.

Theses on Feuerbach
10 min
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Bring perspectives into conversation.

Continue with other ways of asking the question.

German idealism

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

Enlightenment criticism · republicanism

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Political thought, plurality and judgment

Hannah Arendt

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