Karl Marx

According to his colleagues who would write Marx's life after him, EH Carr was unlucky in one sense and lucky in others. He was unlucky because he did not have the opportunity to access all of Marx's works, all the works and writings of the important portraits of the period. He was lucky because he had the opportunity to access the living relatives of the socialists who participated in the International, their brochures, advertisements, satire, newspaper articles or letters, and sometimes to meet people who attended the meetings.

Karl Marx was written from a conservative perspective, before the Second World War, at a time when dictatorships were established in Europe. Despite all this conservative aura, what we have before us is a well-written and enjoyable biography that does justice to its portrait, researches the subjects it deals with down to the smallest detail, does not neglect to convey the connections between events with a sensitive eye.

...as is sometimes said, facts do not speak for themselves, or even if they do, it is the historian who decides which facts will speak; The historian cannot leave the field entirely to them. And the decision of the most informed historian - the decision of the historian who knows very well what he is doing - is determined by a point of view that others may view as biased.



Number of Pages: 365

Year of Printing: 2009


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 365

First Print Year: 2009

Language Turkish