Roman Rosdolsky Books

July 19, 1898 – October 20, 1967

Roman Osipovich Rosdolsky was a distinguished Marxian scholar and political revolutionary. Best known in the Anglo-Saxon world for his meticulous scholarly exegesis, his seminal work meticulously re-examined and overturned previous interpretations of a foundational Marxian text. Throughout his life, he corresponded with many prominent Marxist writers, and his critical analyses were recognized for their originality even within the Marxist tradition. His profound insights into historical topics and his rigorous intellectual approach establish him as a crucial figure for understanding the evolution of Marxist thought.

The Making of Marx's Capital, Volume 2
Roman Rosdolsky
280 pages
10 hours of reading
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The book explores the evolution of Marx's "Capital," analyzing the different versions and the motivations behind Marx's revisions. Rosdolsky delves into the complexities of Marx's thought and the historical context that influenced his work, offering insights into the development of his theories and their implications for understanding capitalism. Through this investigation, readers gain a deeper appreciation of the text's significance and the philosophical underpinnings of Marx's economic critique.

The Making of Marx's Capital, Volume 2