Misfire: How a Century of Misreading Marx Broke the Social Sciences
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Misfire: How a Century of Misreading Marx Broke the Social Sciences

by Charlton Sage

History Social Sciences political theory
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Misfire investigates how interpretations of Marx influenced the social sciences over the course of a century. With its focus on intellectual history, interpretation, and the development of social-scientific thought, Charlton Sage’s book invites readers to reconsider the assumptions shaping an important field of study.

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Misfire: How a Century of Misreading Marx Broke the Social Sciences explores the relationship between Marx’s ideas and the social sciences.

The book centers on the consequences of interpreting Marx across a century of scholarship.

Charlton Sage presents a work for readers interested in Marx, intellectual history, and the foundations of social-scientific thought.

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