MARKS NEW PERSPECTIVES - COLLECTIVE WORK

Is Marx's philosophy still relevant in the age of industrialised nations' transformation? This book answers in the affirmative, arguing that Marx's thought is more relevant than ever. Immerse yourself in original analyses of key Marxist concepts that shed new light on contemporary society.

• Original analyses of Marxist concepts
• New reading of Marx's work
• Relevance of Marx's thought in the 21st century
• Critique of capitalist reality
• Theoretical tool for understanding modern societies
• Scientific Publishing House PWN guarantees quality

Scientific Publishing House PWN, known for scientific publications of the highest standard, presents a volume that makes a significant contribution to the debate on the relevance of Karl Marx's thought. This book is the result of the collective work of outstanding researchers who have taken on the task of reinterpreting key Marxist concepts in the context of today's socio-economic challenges. This publication is an invaluable source of knowledge for students, scholars and anyone interested in a critical analysis of capitalism.

The volume "Marks. New Perspectives" is a collection of essays that analyse selected concepts from the Marxist dictionary, such as productive and unproductive labour, labour power, cooperation, the trinity of capital or the socialism of capital. These interpretations enable a new, contemporary reading of Marx's work, showing him as a theorist of 21st century societies. This book is an invitation to rethink the role of Marx in the context of global change and to seek alternative models of social development.

This book is aimed at a wide audience, from students and scholars to people interested in philosophy, economics and sociology. It is a valuable source of knowledge for all those who wish to understand contemporary society and its problems from the perspective of critical social theory. Thanks to its accessible language and rich argumentation, this book is an excellent introduction to Marx's thought and an inspiration for further research and reflection on the condition of the contemporary world.

Format 206x148 mm, paperback, 352 pages. Year of publication: 2013. Scientific Publishing House PWN. ISBN: None.