Could anyone help? Give some tips? I really want to read Capital, then move on to stuff like State/Revolution, Governance, etc.
I'm not really a fan of audiobooks (mostly because they're so monotone feeling... maybe I've not found the right ones?), but if I can't figure anything else out, I might go down that road.
My main issue is really just focus. I'll read a few paragraphs and enjoy it, then as I continue I slowly start drifting, no longer understanding the text, rereading over and over...
Anyways, I imagine some of you may have had this problem before, with how the internet and social media fucked our attention spans and all. Maybe if I could ever read Capital and all that, I could make comprehensive video versions for those like me...
Thanks in advance.
Unless you want to specifically study in-depth economics, I don't think Capital is required reading material. State and Revolution, on the other hand, is amazing and not too difficult to read, and Lenin's writing style is a lot more entertaining than Marx's, even though I don't know which dead economist he insults. I'm reading Imperialism: the Highest Stage of Capitalism atm, and I think its great, but start with State and Rev