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Number of Pages
1360
Age Group
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Language
English
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Book Summary
Das Kapital is Karl Marx's foundational examination of capitalism—a landmark in economic thought that unpacks how commodities, wages, and the work–capital relationship shape modern economies. Written as a rigorous study of political economy, this paperback edition speaks to students, scholars, and curious readers who want a clear-eyed understanding of how markets operate and why society feels its pull. The tone is analytical yet urgent, inviting readers who crave a deeper, thought-provoking view of economic life and its human consequences.
In Das Kapital, Marx traces the journey of the commodity—from its social use to its exchange value—and builds a comprehensive theory of value, surplus value, and capital accumulation. The book moves step by step through the structure of production, the dynamics of wages, and the social relations that organize industrial life, offering a disciplined argument about how capitalism shapes work, wealth, and power. Though dense, the discussion unfolds with a steady pace and a focus on concepts that recur across history, making the material relevant to readers today. The edition notes that the later volumes were prepared by Friedrich Engels from Marx's extensive notes, creating a coherent, enduring study of capitalist development that continues to spark debate and inquiry.
Reading Das Kapital is not merely absorbing information; it is engaging with a rigorous intellectual project. The work blends historical analysis with theoretical insight, presenting key ideas such as the labor theory of value, the extraction of surplus value, and the fetishism of commodities, all set against the broader question of how capitalist systems organize production and distribution. The authorial voice—clear, methodical, and deeply engaged with real-world consequences—encourages sustained reflection on economic life, even as the language challenges the reader to think critically about familiar assumptions.
After finishing Das Kapital, readers gain a robust framework for analyzing how economies work and how power, production, and value intersect in society. The book invites careful thinking about today’s markets, inequality, and policy, offering lasting value as a tool for informed discussion and ongoing study. Das Kapital remains a crucial reference point for anyone seeking to understand the forces that shape our economic world.
Product Details
Author
Karl Marx
Publisher
Rupa
Number of Pages
1360
Language
English
SKU
BK0454348
ISBN
9789355200983
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
20.3 x 25.4 x 4.7 cm
Binding
Paperback
MRP: ₹ 695
₹ 590
₹ 105 Off