by Isaiah Berlin · Oxford University Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780195200522
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«Karl Marx: His Life and Environment» is the biography of Karl Marx by Isaiah Berlin, published by Oxford University Press in paperback (228 pages).
Isaiah Berlin reconstructs the life of Karl Marx and his environment, from his intellectual formation to the development of his economic and philosophical theories. He examines his relationship with Engels, the social and political context in which he wrote, and his role in socialist thought, focusing on the ideas that form the core of Marxism.
Fourth edition: the work was originally published in 1939; this 1978 version includes an introduction by Alan Ryan, bibliography, and index.
Suitable for readers of philosophy and history interested in Marx, Marxism, and nineteenth-century political thought.
