Marx & Engels: Basic Writings On Politics & Philosophy
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At the crossroads of revolution and reason stands the imposing intellectual legacy of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels — a body of work that continues to provoke, inspire, and unsettle in equal measure. This landmark anthology, edited by the distinguished philosopher Lewis S. Feuer, presents a carefully curated selection of foundational texts drawn from across the Marx-Engels canon, covering the full sweep of their thinking on politics, history, economics, and philosophical method. From the electrifying proclamations of The Communist Manifesto to the dense materialist argumentation of their theoretical writings, the collection illuminates the twin pillars of a worldview that irrevocably altered the course of modern history. Feuer's editorial hand is both scholarly and accessible, providing readers with the essential intellectual framework needed to navigate these dense and consequential texts. The volume argues, through careful selection and arrangement, that Marxist thought is not a monolith but a living, evolving dialogue — one that grapples with alienation, class struggle, ideology, and the very nature of human freedom. A Doubleday Anchor Original, this edition remains one of the most enduring and widely read introductions to Marxist political philosophy, and its continued relevance raises one compelling question: in a world still shaped by inequality and ideological conflict, have we truly moved beyond Marx and Engels?
Author: Lewis S. Feuer
Format: Paperback
Genre: Philosophy
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
At the crossroads of revolution and reason stands the imposing intellectual legacy of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels — a body of work that continues to provoke, inspire, and unsettle in equal measure. This landmark anthology, edited by the distinguished philosopher Lewis S. Feuer, presents a carefully curated selection of foundational texts drawn from across the Marx-Engels canon, covering the full sweep of their thinking on politics, history, economics, and philosophical method. From the electrifying proclamations of The Communist Manifesto to the dense materialist argumentation of their theoretical writings, the collection illuminates the twin pillars of a worldview that irrevocably altered the course of modern history. Feuer's editorial hand is both scholarly and accessible, providing readers with the essential intellectual framework needed to navigate these dense and consequential texts. The volume argues, through careful selection and arrangement, that Marxist thought is not a monolith but a living, evolving dialogue — one that grapples with alienation, class struggle, ideology, and the very nature of human freedom. A Doubleday Anchor Original, this edition remains one of the most enduring and widely read introductions to Marxist political philosophy, and its continued relevance raises one compelling question: in a world still shaped by inequality and ideological conflict, have we truly moved beyond Marx and Engels?