
Marx: Selected Writings (Hackett Classics)

tragic and condemns the worker to a life without the possibility of meaningful purpose and fulfillment.
Karl Marx • Marx: Selected Writings (Hackett Classics)
different stages in the evolution of the human spirit,
Karl Marx • Marx: Selected Writings (Hackett Classics)
This revolution would occur because capitalism would find it increasingly hard to reproduce the conditions under which surplus could be generated and accumulated in the form of capital.
Karl Marx • Marx: Selected Writings (Hackett Classics)
separated herself from her essential human capacity.
Karl Marx • Marx: Selected Writings (Hackett Classics)
society of true freedom and equality, a society without alienation, exploitation, or class domination.
Karl Marx • Marx: Selected Writings (Hackett Classics)
The capitalist, meanwhile, has done nothing, but has all of the surplus value.
Karl Marx • Marx: Selected Writings (Hackett Classics)
surplus generally went to support the nonlaboring ruling class,
Karl Marx • Marx: Selected Writings (Hackett Classics)
We convert theological questions into secular questions.
Karl Marx • Marx: Selected Writings (Hackett Classics)
man as the snake that wore them,