Karl Marx’s Capital (Das Kapital) is one of the most influential works in political economy and philosophy. This comprehensive volume compiles all three volumes—Volume I: The Process of Capitalist Production, Volume II: The Circulation of Capital, and Volume III: The Overall Process of Capitalist Production—presenting Marx’s critique of capitalism in full depth. Marx analyzes how value is created, the dynamics of labor and capital, exploitation, surplus value, and the contradictions that he argues will ultimately lead to capitalism’s collapse. Groundbreaking and revolutionary, this work lays the foundation of Marxist theory and remains essential for anyone interested in economics, political science, sociology, and history. The book that shaped revolutions and redefined modern economics. Explore the full trilogy of Marx’s economic masterpiece in a single editionDelve into the mechanics of capitalist production and its social consequencesReflect on the foundational text of Marxist theory and socialist thoughtDiscover timeless insights into labor, value, class, and exploitationEssential for students, thinkers, and critics of economic systemsThemes Explored:The capitalist mode of productionLabor theory of value and surplus valueClass struggle and exploitationCommodity fetishismHistorical materialism and revolutionary change