Author’s Note: I am currently researching the extent to which Karl Marx makes a comment on ‘religion’ in his (1867) Das Kapital Vol. I. The
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Das Kapital: Karl Marx Exposes the Myth of the ‘Last Hour’ (1867)
Author’s Note: Karl Marx points-out that many industrialists ‘resisted’ legal reforms regarding the reducing of the length of the working day (in the 1800s) through
Karl Marx: The Myth of Skilled and Unskilled Labour (1867)
The process of production, considered on the one hand as the unity of the labour-process and the process of creating value, is production of commodities;
Karl Marx: The Inefficiency of Institutional Slavery (1867)
Author’s Note: Whilst discussing production of ‘surplus-value’, Marx states (Page 190-191): ‘Lastly, and for this purpose our friend has a penal code of his own,
Das Kapital: Marx Describes ‘Different’ Types of Bread (c.1867)
Author’s Note: Marx published his masterpiece ‘Das Kapital’ in Britain in 1867 – in its original (and his native) German language. Britain at this time,
Email: My Research Breakthrough: Marx & Buddha Convergence (15.9.2020)
Marx encountered Buddhism through the work of his close friend Karl Koppen – an early European expert upon Early Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism.
