Marx on Suicide

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Set in 1846, this essay showcases Karl Marx's engagement with Jacques Peuchet's insights on suicide in Paris, as documented by the French police administrator and statistician. Rather than a simple translation, Marx offers a critical examination that reveals his own perspectives on the themes of suicide and social conditions of the time. This work precedes his more famous writings, providing a unique glimpse into his evolving thoughts on societal issues and human behavior.