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File Size: 5342 KB
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Publisher: Little, Brown and Company; 1 edition (September 14, 2011)
Publication Date: September 14, 2011
Language: English
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Ms. Mary Gabriel describes in this extraordinary book aspects of the political and social life in the family of Karl Marx (1818-1883), his wife Jenny von Westphalen (1814-1881) and their daughters Jenny (1844-1883), Laura (1845-1911) and Eleanor (1855-1898), who survived the material misery and illnesses in which they lived for many years. Jenny married the French socialist Charles Longuet (1839-1903) and, Laura the Cuban Marxist, of French origin, Paul Lafargue (1842-1911). Eleanor, in her quest for independence, became the lover of Edward Aveling (1849-1898), a British who held a doctor degree in zoology, was dedicated to the theater and behaved as a scoundrel. Also, the family circle included Friedrich Engels (1820-1895), the millionaire and unconditional friend, whose economic support was vital for all in the most unfortunate moments of life; Helene Demuth (1820-1890), housekeeper and nanny, who managed most family affairs while Karl and Jenny were engaged in the cause of socialism; and, Frederick Demuth (1851-1929), the unrecognized son of Marx, who survived all other members of the clan. As if that were not enough, the research of Ms. Gabriel let us know of living descendants of the Longuet-Marx family, currently residing in France.The book informs us of the loyalty of most of these family members to the central figure of Marx, and his power of decision in the life of his children. Nobody can question the effort and dedication Karl and Jenny show in the quest of providing their daughters with the best education. The struggle for the dispossessed and persecuted is embraced by all without fear of the consequences it may bring. But at the same time, we learn on some negative aspects such as Marx's inability to obtain a sustainable income; his addiction to alcohol leading him to suffer from liver cirrhosis, and the suicide committed by daughters Laura and Eleanor.Few investigators have carried out such an exhaustive work as this by Ms. Gabriel, which has allowed her to clarify or question some facts stated as definitive in Marx's life. The photographs with their legends emphasize important characteristics of the individuals or places illustrated. I have read several biographies about Marx and texts on his political theories. At the end of my reading, I believe this book should serve as an excellent start for those who are beginning to take an interest on the subject.
At some point in (what I choose to call) my eduction the names of Marx and Lenin became so linked that I considered them contemporaries. Pals who together brought about the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, waving the hot-off-the-press Communist Manifesto.Not so. Not only did the two never meet, Marx died in 1883 -- over 30 years before the 1917 uprising. And the Manifesto itself was written by Marx in 1850 to little acclaim.So "Love and Capital" was instructive on the level of getting some facts straight, as well as telling the story of Karl and Jenny Marx and their children.Marx was a radical intellectual all his life who eked out a living writing for leftist publications and serving as a kind of clearing house for would-be European revolutionaries.The family moved around Europe, sometimes exiled from France or Germany because of their radical ideas, until finally settling in London. They were beset with debt, at the mercy of landlords; at one point Marx writes that he can't go out because his overcoats were at the pawn shop. Jenny Marx, middle-class with typical aspirations for her daughters (music lessons, nice clothes), believed fervently that she was married to a Great Man and spent most of her life shouldering the burdens of their hand-to-mouth life so he could do his work.Karl Marx is rightly linked to Frederick Engels without whom there might never have been a "Marx." As the son of a successful industrialist Engels ran the family cotton mill in Manchester and it is the Engels money that often keeps the Marx family from destitution. Engels worked collaboratively with his friend as well as producing important studies of his own.Marx was a perfectionist and always learning new facts to use in his theories so he was reluctant to finish a manuscript. He left hundreds of pages of work that Engels spent a decade getting ready for publication after Marx died.Because Marx's life was totally one of reading and thinking and writing the author had to include his ideas in writing about his life. She does a masterful job of describing the development of this thinking. The author also is very effective in setting scenes: what life was like in the slums of Victorian England; what life was like chez Marx in 2 rooms with Father at work at the one central table while 3 little girls cavort in play around him.Much is known of Marx's life because of all the letters back and forth within the Marx family, between Marx and Engels, and between them and the revolutionaries all over Europe. The author describes succinctly what's happening in France and Germany during these years of revolutionary ferment.I learned from this book how Marx has been badly misunderstood and misinterpreted. For example, Marx thought capitalism was a stage of economic development necessary in order to do away with material scarcity; only when that happened could it be possible for socialism to come into being. The USSR, a totalitarian state that suppressed personal freedom would have been abhorrent to Marx, in no way what he would consider a socialist state.It's unfortunate that Marx has been so infamously connected with the Russian revolution. During his life he didn't see socialism as a likely event in Russia and he was surprised when his work was translated into Russian and was so popular with the Russian emigres is Europe.(Alas, it is not uncommon for the ideas of Big Thinkers to be taken over to justify the actions of power seekers. Lenin, Stalin and those that followed used a twisted understanding of Marx to justify their totalitarian society just as an incomplete reading of Adam Smith is still used to justify capitalism.)The most significant take-away from this book for me was getting a better perspective of the last 250 years. It was about 60 years from the American and French revolutions to 1848 when all over Europe there erupted rebellion and riots against the status quo. The uprisings were crushed. From then to the Bolshevik revolution was about 70 years. Another 70 years had to then elapse before the soviet world collapsed.It takes time for ideas and movements (even the misuse of ideas) to bring forth results. I remember during Occupy Wall Street when police could with impunity spray pepper gas into the faces of shackled protesters. The import of that event is probably decades from understanding.
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