The Marx-Engels Reader (Second Edition),   ISBN:9780393090406

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I recently purchased this product thinking it was an ebook version of the Marx-Engels Reader by Robert C. Tucker. It is not. It has some of the works in Tucker's version, but not all, and now serves me little purpose for my course designed around the reader. If you're looking for the Robert C. Tucker version this is not it.

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Needed the book for grad school. It was in good shape and easy to navigate.

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Obviously a book I needed for school but the sections I needed came highlighted.. exactly what I was looking for and though it came a few days into classes... it still worked out! Thanks!

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Americas future, in a nutshell, if we continue to allow the government to run our lives!

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I recently finished reading "Capital" by Karl Marx as part of my goal of reading all Encylopaedia Brittanica's "The Great Books of The Western World" (it's Volume 50). I found Marx to be an absolutely wonderful writer - reminded me of Charles Dickens' descriptions of the hardship of the early factory workers in Great Brittain in the middle of the 19th century. It was thus a natural progression to move onto "The Marx-Engels Reader". I have not been disappointed! In his Preface to the 2nd Edition the Editor, Robert C. Tucker stated, "A knowledge of the writings of Marx and Engels is virtually indespensable to an educated person in our time, whatever his political position or philosophy." Prophetic words indeed considering the current economic crisis facing us all and considering that the solution may be found using Marxist priciples!


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