Russell, Bertrand; Dewey, John; Cohen, Morris; Hook, Sidney; Eddy, Sherwood - The Meaning of Marx. A Symposium

New York, Farrar and Rinehart, 1934. Wraps. Yellow and red wraps. 89 pp. A collection of essays examining the theories and philosophy of Karl Marx, including communism and its impact in the world, as well as Marx's theories on depressions and capitalism, war, etc. With a printing of a symposium with contributions from Bertrand Russell, John Dewey and others. GOOD condition. Name and date in ink on the front cover. Minor soiling, with some staining, general darkening and creasing, this mostly at the corners. Minor toning to the interior. Good .

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