Marxism After Marx: An Introduction

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Summary: Excellent Resource
Review: I disagree with the other reviewer. This wonderful text is not at all hard for the average reader (see Gramsci's view of the great intellectual potential of the working class). This is not that challenging of a read, but it is too brief. I wish the sections were a bit longer -- but that's the only drawback of this book. I would just like to end by saying that so-called "average people" are smarter than a lot of people think, and that we should be more respectful of the proletariat at all times.

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Summary: A Marxist Anthology
Review: This book is an excellent wealth of post-Marx Marxism. It is hard to find a book that can clearly explain and contrast the different factions of Marxism; whether it be Lenin, Guvera, or Mao it is an excellent source of information. The only downfall of this book is it is geared towards a more scholastic audience; Not a good book for begining Marxists.