| Sumario: | This book, written by Enrique Dussel, delves into the works and thoughts of Karl Marx during the latter part of his life (1863-1882), focusing particularly on Marx's unfinished project, 'Das Kapital.' It explores the evolution of Marx's economic theories, including the concepts of capital production, surplus value, and the global circulation of capital. Dussel examines Marx's philosophical ideas, such as his critique of Hegel and the dialectical method, and discusses the implications of these theories for Latin American liberation movements. The author aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Marx's later manuscripts, offering insights into the potential for future developments in Marxist theory. The book is intended for scholars and students of Marxism, philosophy, and Latin American studies.
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