The Ideas of Karl Marx

Exploring the evolution of Marx's theories, this book delves into key themes throughout his life and works. Each chapter focuses on significant aspects, such as his critique of Hegelian state theory, political liberalism, and the emergence of political economy. It also examines his historical theories, political ideas during the revolutions of 1848, and his later critiques of political economy and social democracy. This comprehensive analysis provides an in-depth understanding of Marx's intellectual journey and its impact on political thought.