The Capitalist Society: A Critique of Marx's Economic and Political Theory

The book explores the evolution of civilized society through the lens of language and media, highlighting their pivotal roles in shaping capitalist structures. It posits that language underpins the concepts of private property, market exchanges, and the wage labor system, while challenging traditional Marxist views on class distinctions and surplus value. By examining the interplay between social classes, democracy, and the state, it offers a fresh perspective on capitalism, encouraging a deeper understanding of its foundations and implications.