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(Changed the reading list. There is no reason whatsoever that Das Kapital would be on a "required" reading list due to two reasons: First, there is no world where that is necessary for understanding the Cap K. Second, there are much better descriptions and summaries which get to the point. Those summaries being "Value, Price and Profit" as well as "Wage Labour and Capital." Utopian and Scientific is a really good intro book. German ideology is just the basic phil anyone should know.) |
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== Readings == | == Readings == | ||
Basics: | |||
Karl Marx- | Karl Marx - The German Ideology | ||
Karl Marx- | Karl Marx - Value, Price and Profit | ||
Karl Marx - Wage Labour and Capital | |||
Friedrich Engels - Socialism: Utopian and Scientific | |||
After a intermediate understanding of those, you get a clearer understanding to the link of the Cap K. | |||
Extra | Extra Recommendations: | ||
Mark Fisher - Capitalist Realism | |||
Srnicek & Williams - Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World Without Work | |||
Hardt & Negri - Empire | |||
Karl Marx - Das Kapital | |||
Thomas Piketty - Capital in The 21st Century | |||
== General Thesis == | == General Thesis == | ||
'''Capitalism''' is the economic system based on: | '''Capitalism''' is the economic system based on: |
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