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Reading Marx Writing

Name: Reading Marx Writing
Brand: Stanford University Press
SKU: 04716307
Price: 85.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Thomas M. Kemple
ISBN: 9780804724081

Melodrama, the Market and the "Grundrisse"

Thomas M. Kemple

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04716307

Publishers Stanford University Press, October 1995

Reading Marx Writing uses the eight notebooks (the Grundrisse) Marx worked on in 1857-58 to examine... Full description

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Reading Marx Writing uses the eight notebooks (the Grundrisse) Marx worked on in 1857-58 to examine his literary, political, and scientific imagination. By exploring the Grundrisse, the project or plan that Marx did not carry through, the author speculates on the limits and possibilities of Marx's interpretive approach for addressing current issues in philosophy and hermeneutics, critical sociology, political economy, aesthetics and literary criticism. The study employs certain literary works - notably a scene from Goethe's Faust and several stories from Balzac's Comedie humaine - as looking-glasses or sounding boards for Marx's political and scientific concerns and to connect themes emerging from the cultural economy of the nineteenth century. Using an innovative blend of German critical theory, French post-structuralism and Anglo-American cultural criticism, the author develops a unique method for articulating the play of image, text, and even music within Marx's human scientific discourse.