Hello everyone, welcome to Theory Thursday! This is a community led project, the point of these posts is to read about 30 minutes of theory every Thursday. Then we discuss with fellow comrades the contents of the reading.

The previous post can be found here: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/1048829

As of right now both Wage Labor and Capital, and Thesis on Feuerbach was tied in the lead. From now on the tie-breaker will go to the first one to post (excluding me, for obvious reasons). So this week’s reading will be Wage Labour and Capital, we’ll cover the introduction and preliminary starting next Thursday.

You can find it online here: https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1847/wage-labour/index.htm

If anyone can find any additional resources (study guides, ect.) to help with reading this theory please comment below.

Shout out to comrade GrainEater’s Matrix study group, and comrade CriticalResist8’s ProleWiki study guide, go check them out if you would like more resources and discussion on theory.

Have a great week comrades and we’ll meet again on Thursday to discuss the text!

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