/lit/ - Literature

>>14781777
cheers!

I haven't read all of his works but of the one's i have i'd recommend:
>The 1844 Manuscripts
>Theses on Feuerbach
>The German Ideology (just the first part)
>Wage, Labour, and Capital
>The Communist Manefesto
>Critique of the Gotha Program
>Capital vol 1.
I can't speak for vol 2 & 3 though i do intend to read them some day, Marx also has a bunch of minor works like "the holy family" and writings on Bakunin and such. The Grundrisse could probably fit before Capital and i've heard that it is a good bridge between early-marx concepts of Alienation and late-marx Political Economy. His most important works in my opinion are the 1844 manuscripts, part 1 of the German ideology, and Capital (Capital being the most important of these) Explaining Alienation, Historical Materialism, and The core critiques of capitalism (Valourisation, commodity fetishism, Use vs Exchange Value, Labour theory of Value, ect.).
I'm sure there is a better read person here who can help you further.

>>12567839
>I’m becoming anti-Semitic.

Welcome to the club!

Carlyle, Jünger, Marie Kondo... good thread!