Kang Shin-jun et al.: Reading Marx
The same bit of object that's reading Szemach. German radical leftist Robert Kurtz, who has taken a critical stand, of course, on the traditional left-wing blocs, rediscovers the Márx needed in the 21st century. The group has assembled over 20 major works and texts, including Gwanjab, to clear up the Marx theory that has been misconstrued and read the source of the almanac as it allows for a confrontation with the alternative that it offers. The author has drawn on a vast amount of Marxic work and has put the definite theory of theundancy, which is necessary to understand capitalism and change the system in the 21st century, into eight topics, each subject being an introduction to what he suggests and how it applies to the situation. The New Schisms of the Negeb, Szechwant, Tang Gwang, Tung Kwang, Cheung, Choong Kwang Kung, Cheng, Cheong-kung, Ting-Ek, Cheon-Thong, Cheang-Jung, and Cheung-Wung, are taking out text from more than 20 additional works, including social poverty and free trade - as well as anti-communist criticism and reinterpreting the Vais of the subject.
Korean title: 맑스를 읽다
Korean author: 강신준 외
Korean publisher: 창비
ISBN-13: 9788936485900












