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020			_a9781474277785 (PB)
041			_aeng
080			_a316.3 _bHEN
100			_aHenry, Michel
245			_aMarx _b: An Introduction
260			_bBloomsbury Academic _c2019 _aLondon
300			_axxix, 101p.
505			_aForeword; Translator's Note; 1 Marx: An introduction; I; II; 2 Life, death: Marx and Marxism; 3 Productive forces and subjectivity; Notes; Foreword; Translator's Note; 1 Marx: An introduction; 2 Life, death: Marx and Marxism; 3 Productive forces and subjectivity; Index
520			_a According to Michel Henry, no thinker has been more influential than Marx, and no one has been more misunderstood. With his characteristic clarity and elegance, Henry seeks to pull out the philosophical heart of Marx's work and the reasons this complex philosophy has so often been simplified, distorted and obscured. Marx: An Introduction is not just a recovery of the theoretical centre of Marx's thinking, but also a brilliant introduction to the work of Marx in general; concise and punchy without glossing over the difficult material, it provides a totally fresh reading of Marx's corpus. Michel Henry shares with Marx a concern for the living work and the living individual and this shared preoccupation is brilliantly conveyed throughout the book. An essential read for those wrestling with Marx for the first time, and those looking for a new way to approach well-trodden territory.
650			_aMarxism
650			_aKarl Marx
690			_aGeneral
700			_aSeyler, Frederic
700			_aJustaert, Kristien (Translator)
942			_cBK
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