A Promethean Vision: The Formation of Karl Marx’s Worldview

A Promethean Vision: The Formation of Karl Marx’s Worldview is a profound intellectual exploration of how Karl Marx’s ideas were shaped, refined, and solidified during his early years. This work delves into the philosophical, social, and political influences that contributed to Marx’s revolutionary worldview.

The book carefully examines the intellectual climate of 19th-century Europe, tracing Marx’s engagement with German philosophy, French socialism, and English political economy. It highlights the development of his critique of capitalism, alienation, and class struggle, while also uncovering how personal, cultural, and historical contexts shaped his thought process.

Richly researched and elegantly argued, this study not only clarifies the genesis of Marx’s ideology but also situates his vision in the larger struggle for human freedom, justice, and equality. For students of philosophy, political science, history, and social theory, this book offers essential insight into the origins of one of the most influential thinkers in history.