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A Contemporary History of Marx’s Capital: The Inexhaustible and the Unfinished by Paolo Favilli (author); David Broder (translator) is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Paolo Favilli provides both students and scholars with an original reading of themes and issues found in Karl Marx’s Das Kapital and its connections with present- day challenges. By way of continuous cross- referencing between present and past, Favilli demonstrates that claims regarding the scientific status of Das Kapital, advanced by countless texts since its original publication, are themselves deeply imbued by the ‘spirit of the times’. If in 1963 Jean-Paul Sartre could write that Marxism was the unsurpassable philosophical horizon of our times, what could make an undergraduate student today consider such a claim plausible?Informed by the latest research on Marxist theory and decades of teaching the Philosophy of History, Favilli employs a didactic approach stimulating student engagement and learning opportunities in the classroom. This approach allows for a better understanding of relationship between the present and the multiple temporalities that characterise and periodise the contemporary era. What follows is a critique of the contemporary academy for its hangover of post-1989 nuovismo (cult of novelty) and inability to make the proper distinctions between Marxism-as-party-

Who reads A Contemporary History of Marx’s Capital: The Inexhaustible and the Unfinished?

It is typically read by self-directed learners exploring a subject in depth.

Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
Paolo Favilli (author); David Broder (translator)
Publisher
Routledge
Published
2026
Language
EN
ISBN
9781003586678
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Social Science, Philosophical Positions & Movements, Social_sciences

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