Capital Volume: 1

Capital Volume: 1 Book Description This book constitutes an important step in the last serious attempt to bring the entire work of Karl Marx and Marxism, Capital, translated from its German original into Turkish, thus filling the biggest deficiency of Turkish Marxist literature. The book, translated from German into Turkish by Mehmet Selik and Nail Satlıga, competent translators who are experts in the field of Marxist economics, was reviewed by both editors. Erkin Özalp reviewed the text, comparing it with its German version and Oktar Türel compared it with its English version. Procedure This edition of the book also includes two supplementary texts that complement the work: The first of these is a special text in terms of the logic and "architecture" of Marx's critique of political economy, which Marx initially intended to include as chapter 6 in Volume I of Capital, but later gave up including in the volume. It is an important 120-page manuscript. The other is a "glossary" containing the German, French, English and Turkish equivalents of the basic concepts of Capital. The book is offered for sale in paperback and hardcover alternatives." [Volume I of Capital] is certainly the most terrifying thing ever thrown into the minds of the bourgeoisie (including the landowners). "-Letter from Marx to Becker, dated April 17, 1867"Since there have been capitalists and workers on earth, there has not been a book as important as this book for workers." -Friedrich Engels-, "Marx's Capital"Thin Cover: Number of Pages: 875Print Year: 2015Hardcover: Number of Pages: 875Print Year: 2015e-Book: Number of Pages: 988Print Year: 2011Language: TurkishPublisher: Yordam Kitap