[Marxism] Chris Harman on Rick Kuhn's Grossmann book

["Tom O'Lincoln" <suarsos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Harman writes:

Sometimes exploring Marxist theory seems a bit like archaeology. It is 
necessary to do a lot of digging to find forgotten treasures of original 
thought from the years before the rise of Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler.

Henryk Grossman's works are among those treasures. He was one those people 
who set about developing Marxist political economy in the first decades of 
the 20th century. But English speakers were not able to read his major work, 
The Law of Accumulation and Breakdown of the Capitalist System, until a 
partial translation by Jairus Banaji appeared in 1979. Now Rick Kuhn has 
done a lot more digging and produced a thorough and fascinating biography.

Full article:

http://www.isj.org.uk/index.php4?id=322&issue=114



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