Citizen Marx, Republicanism and the Formation of Karl Marx's Social and Political Thought

Bruno Leipold's "Citizen Marx" explores the profound influence of republicanism on Karl Marx's intellectual development.

The book challenges conventional interpretations by demonstrating the enduring presence of republican ideals within Marx's work, even as his views evolved.

Leipold meticulously traces Marx's engagement with republicanism across different phases of his life, highlighting the significance of democratic institutions in achieving social emancipation.

The analysis reveals the complexities of Marx's relationship with republicanism, showcasing both his critiques and his appropriations of its core tenets.

Ultimately, the book underscores the crucial role of democratic politics in Marx's vision of a socialist future.