Marx's Theory of Scientific Knowledge

Both supporters and opponents of Marx have long assumed that he was a positivist; however, this work states, Marx did not adopt this conventional nineteenth-century view of science. Through a reading of Marx's writings on method and an analysis of the opening chapters of "Capital", it exposes this d [...]
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Both supporters and opponents of Marx have long assumed that he was a positivist; however, this work states, Marx did not adopt this conventional nineteenth-century view of science. Through a reading of Marx's writings on method and an analysis of the opening chapters of "Capital", it exposes this demanding quality of Marx's texts.