Marx expected the working class to create 'a movement of immense
majority, in the interests of immense majority'. However, there is
not and never has been such a movement. At least a part of the
reason is that the traditional Marxist picture of a two-class
polarisation bears little resemblance to the diverse and complex
society of today's Western world. In this book, Michal Polak
attempts to move beyond the austerity of the two-class model to
come closer to the empirical realities. In the process, the author
re-examines the very foundations of the Marxist theory,
demonstrating how an important critique of the theory can in fact
be fruitfully interpreted as a generalisation of it. While
remaining true to the Marxian spirit, he comes up with original and
innovative extensions of the traditional concepts, which finally
allow for the explanation of the diverse class map of the advance
capitalist societies.
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