Which of Marx's 'most difficult ideas' did you find this book especially
good at explaining? How does he handle the relationship between Marx and
Hegel? From my experience there's no easy way to grasp the application of
dialectics in Marx's analysis of the commodity without deep study.
Nevertheless, even at a first reading of the first chapter of Capital,
something of the deep insight of that analysis is communicated to the
patient reader.
Paul H. Dillon