Nevermind
May 22 2012 02:07
Jun 1 2012 20:32
Sweet awesome thread,nice one
Jun 2 2012 11:35
qbbmvrjsssdd wrote:
Nevermind
cheeky beggar..
trying again lol we'll see. i have no expectations, but after having to read locke for uni this year i think i can handle anything
Aug 5 2012 08:37
hello
Mar 11 2013 01:49
http://libcom.org/forums/theory/new-marxs-capital-vol-1-reading-group-11...
Anyone interested in reviving this group? I'd love to work through the book from the beginning with some fellow traveleres.
May 16 2013 15:07
I'll, perhaps, post on this thread with my reflections on various chapter as I read. Johnbitz, if you feel so inclined, you can discuss your thoughts with me. To note, however, in reading the Communist Manifesto some time ago, I regarded it as trite salesman bs of a reactionary youth. It is my hope Capital is much better.
Jun 25 2014 02:09
looks interesting, think I'll join this thread
Jun 25 2014 15:57
Just FYI Stalinksi, the last post before you was from a year ago. Might not be much Capital reading group left.
Jun 27 2014 06:09
oh well that's a shame, lol, but anyway , didn't think you guys like Marx anyhow, wasn't he a commie?
Jun 27 2014 08:29
How long have you been here, Stalinsky? Have you really misjudged the politics of the site that badly? If anything, libcom is accused of being overly Marxist by some parts of the anarchist movement.
Also, libcom.
Jun 27 2014 15:11
Stalinski wrote:
didn't think you guys like Marx anyhow, wasn't he a commie?
Yes, he was. Though it's a pity that contrary to him, Stalin was essentially a Proudhonist.
Jun 27 2014 15:32
The guy is clearly a troll, will the admins please act accordingly?
well, i was a bit over ambitious, thats for sure. however ive posted my first thoughts on chapter one on the labour theory of value. ill post more later.
http://libcom.org/forums/theory/capital-vol-1-reading-group-chapters-1-2-22092008?page=2#comment-429059