This is very much a loaded question. Why does a man who rejects the greed and oppression inherent within the capitalist ideology (just as Jesus
Tag: Karl Marx
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;
Email: The Divine ‘Madness’ Henry VIII & William Blake (9.11.2020)
Dear Gillian Interesting. William Blake, if I remember rightly, was charged with heresy by the Church for daring to say he could ‘see God everywhere’,
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: Going Beyond What We Already Are! (11.6.2020)
Belief only works if it is a) exquisitely designed and beautifully laid-out, and b) ultimately means nothing. All great thinkers sees this including Jung (a slightly rightwing Christian), Jesus
