The Grundrisse

The Grundrisse is a 19th-century philosophical and economic manuscript by Karl Marx, serving as a rough draft for his later work, *Capital*. It explores how capitalism develops through production, labor, and technology, emphasizing the interconnectedness of economic forces and social changes. Marx examines the dynamics of capitalism’s growth, its tendency toward automation, and the creation of social inequalities. The Grundrisse offers insights into the underlying structure of capitalism, highlighting how capitalism transforms society and how workers' roles evolve within it. It’s a foundational text for understanding Marx’s critique of economic systems and their societal impact.