> the Marx that I know--Marx the economist--is a
>weaker and less profound thinker than the Marx the sociologist or
>Marx the political analyst that the others no.
Leaving aside the question of whether Marx was an economist at all, I kindly request that you suggest to us non economists
1. the most important economic criticisms of Marx's *Capital* and "economics" generally. 2. the most important post Marxist Marxist work and its most important criticism. 3. some indication of what his sociological and political strengths actually were.
Thank you. I would truly appreciate your estimation of matters Marxist.
Yours, Rakesh