What are some good summaries of Karl Marx's three volumes of Capital? It's way too big and verbose for most people, so a comprehensive abridged version would be welcome.
Marx's Capital, but Shorter
Jack Fisher
Ryan Rivera
If you don't read all three volumes in their entirety you're considered a Shia Marxist and sent to the ice pick room.
Brandon Campbell
I found this earlier:
davidharvey.org
It's a video lecture series in the books.
I'd suggest something like doing one every two days, or on the train, or any other period you can do it.
Nathan Perry
Gundrisse
Jordan Williams
I read the gateway edition (Serge Levitsky) recently and it was pretty good.
A few years ago I tried to read the unabridged version and eventually gave up. I'm sorry Marx-kun :'(
Jose Allen
This and wage labor and capital.
But you should talking like capitalism is something easy to criticize and understand, faggot.
William Cook
*stop talking
Dammit.
Jack Thompson
To most people, it is. If this wasn't the case, we'd all be living in Fully Automated Luxury Communism right now.
Jonathan Wright
Oh, never mind my comment then.
Matthew Brown
this is what I read although it's only Vol1
marxists.org
Grundrisse is great (the chapters on money I think are brilliant). But it really is what it says, it's the 'ground principles' and not Capital itself. Wage Labor and Capital is very good but it was made before Marx began Grundrisse (Capital flows directly from conclusions gained in the former)