Roman Rosdolsky

Biographic Data

ID419699
NAMERoman Rosdolsky
GIVEN NAMESRoman
FAMILY NAMERosdolsky
SIGNATUREROSDOLSKY R
AFFILIATIONSDetroit, Michigan
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS59
AUTHOR COUNT10
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1951
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX2

  • A Polêmica Em Torno Dos Esquemas Da Reprodução De Marx

    Open AccessRoman RosdolskyARTICLERevista Novos Rumos2022

    O objeto deste trabalho era, antes de tudo, de indole metodologica. O autor partiu da hipótese de que a investigação levada ao cabo até o presente se concentrou muito unilateralmente no tema da obra econômica de Marx

  • The Making of Marx's Capital Volume 2

    Roman Rosdolsky, Pete BurgessBOOKThe Making of Marx's Capital…2015Cited by: 54

    Roman Rosdolsky's monumental two-volume study, *The Making of Marx's 'Capital'*, is widely considered one of the most important works of Marxian scholarship. This second volume focuses on the complex evolution of Volume II of *Capital*, exploring the drafts, manuscripts, and notebooks that Marx left behind. Rosdolsky meticulously traces the development of Marx's ideas on the circulation of capital, realization of surplus value, and the reproducti…

  • The Jewish Orphanage in Kraków

    Roman RosdolskyARTICLEPolin: Studies in Polish Jewry2011

  • A Memoir of Auschwitz and Birkenau

    Roman RosdolskyARTICLEMonthly Review1988

    The literature on Auschwitz, is now extensive and there may, at first, seem to be little point in publishing yet another memoir if one of its firmer inmates, all the more so when the memoir is brief and adds no new facts to those already well-known to the world. But it is the person and perspective of the author which give the memoir below some claim to our attention. The author was the Ukrainian Marxist Roman Rosdolsky (1898-1967), who was arres…

  • "The Making of Marx's "Capital

    George Catephores, Roman Rosdolsky et al.REVIEWThe Economic Journal1978

    Journal Article The Making of Marx’s “Capital” Get access The Making of Marx’s “Capital”. By Roman Rosdolsky. Translated by Pete Burgess. (London: Pluto Press, 1971. Pp. xvi + 581. £18.00.) George Catephores George Catephores University College London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 88, Issue 351, 1 September 1978, Pages 578–580, https://doi.org/10.2307/2232059 Published: 01 Se…

  • Comments on the Method of Marx's Capital and Its Importance for Contemporary Marxist Scholarship

    Roman Rosdolsky, David Bathrick et al.ARTICLENew German Critique1974

    theorems of this work with the concrete reality of today. Precisely that, it seems to us, is the central task of contemporary Marxist economics. If our contribution has helped in any way to bring to consciousness this theoretical task, then its purpose has been fulfilled. Translated by David Bathrick and Anson Rabinbach

  • Worker and Fatherland: A Note on A Passage in the Communist Manifesto

    Open AccessRoman RosdolskyARTICLEScience & Society1965Cited by: 2

  • K. Marx und sein „Privatsekretär” Th. Sanders

    Open AccessRoman RosdolskyARTICLEInternational Review of Social…1963

    In manchen Marx-Bibliographien wird ein Brief angeführt, den Karl Marx vier Tage vor seinem Tode an einen „hervorragenden Sozialdemokraten” in Wien gerichtet und den er – als schwerkranker Mann – einem angeblichen Freund und „Privatsekretär”, Namens Thomas Sanders in die Feder diktiert haben soll. Daß es sich dabei um eine plumpe Fälschung handelt, wurde schon 1884 im II Jg. der Kautskyschen „Neuen Zeit”, in einem der Wiener „Presse-Korruption” g…

  • Archivalische Miszellen über O. Bauer

    Open AccessRoman RosdolskyARTICLEInternational Review of Social…1963Cited by: 1References: 1

    Auf eine Einführung in die unten veröffentlichten archivalischen Miszellen kann verzichtet werden: sie sprechen für sich selbst und wo immer eine Erläuterung angebracht erschien, wurde sie in einer Fussnote gegeben

  • The Distribution of the Agrarian Product in Feudalism

    Open AccessRoman RosdolskyARTICLEThe Journal of Economic History1951Cited by: 2

    The problem of the distribution of the agrarian product in feudalism is not at all new. It has been raised frequently by European historians and at the beginning of the 1930's led to a scientific controversy in Poland. The following article sets itself two tasks: first, to acquaint the American reader with contributions to the subject that may not be known in this country; second, to suggest an economic theory applicable to the problem. Not being…