Routledge Marx Against Marxism - Political Science Vol 56

Explore a deep analysis of political theory with Marx Against Marxism, part of the Routledge Library Editions: Political Science series. This volume provides an examination of the origins, contradictions, and consequences of Marx's teachings as they were applied by his followers. Rather than supporting rigid dogmatism, this work uses Marx's own ideas to challenge the strict interpretations often found in Marxism. The text focuses on how Max Weber interpreted Marx's work, offering a unique perspective on political science and ideology. This book is an essential resource for students and scholars interested in the evolution of political thought and the historical impact of Marxist theory. Whether you are studying government, politics, or social sciences, this volume offers a clear look at the tension between original theory and practical application.