/marxsg/

I intend this thread to be the general marxist literature discussion thread. Say what current book about marxism you're reading, ask for recommendations or debate. It can be any author claming to work on the marxist tradition, despite what some critiques say (we know all of them fight for what Marx truly said): orthodox, leninists, post-marxism, analytical marxism or whatever you want.

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Marxism is dead faggot

yea, no. Read Capital

You are not that pathetic leftcom from /marxism/, right?

not really, I just came up with the idea because I see discussion about marxism everywhere and I think it actually ruins other threads, despite me being a marxist. So it's better we have our containment thread

Alright. Did you read wages of destruction? Currently reading it and enjoying it so far, but as far as I currently read it, it's more of a history book than a Marxist analysis of Fascist economy.

What am I in for?

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Should I read Blanqui?

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Sell me on Capital. Why should I read it?