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Moskitto
3rd May 2002, 21:26
I found a book in the library called "The Causes of Suicide" or "Les Causes de Suicide"

I think Pol Pot so blatantly read it because there's a diagram that basically blames modern (It was written in 1930) Urban Society society for Suicide.

Dan Majerle
4th May 2002, 04:56
Anybody read Karl Marx's small text on suicide. Apparently it's meant to be very interesting.

Dan Majerle
4th May 2002, 04:57
Anybody read Karl Marx's small text on suicide. Apparently it's meant to be very interesting. I'm not sure if that is the one you are talking about Moskitto.

PunkRawker677
4th May 2002, 05:59
I havent read any thing by Karl Marx on suicide, but i just finished a huge research paper final for my english paper on Suicide. I am sure i had read, or at least glanced at "The Causes of Suicide". but i cannot be sure..

man in the red suit
4th May 2002, 06:46
-dan
when does Karl Marx say anything about suicide?
was this in the mannifesto or something else?

(Edited by man in the red suit at 6:47 am on May 4, 2002)

Dan Majerle
6th May 2002, 10:17
Here is the suicide reference of Marx's book, meant to be pretty good. i Love the ending quote in the review.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/081...3652155-5048634 (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0810116383/qid=1020676667/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/103-3652155-5048634)

Borincano
18th May 2002, 01:36
I heard Karl Marx's daughter or niece committed suicide, is that true?

Dan Majerle
18th May 2002, 14:55
I don't think any of his children committed suicide. I know many died from malnutrition and illness due to his poor living condition.

ArgueEverything
19th May 2002, 05:14
yeh, one of his daughters and her husband both commited suicide

peaccenicked
20th May 2002, 06:06
A bit from net.
"Eleanor Marx, the gifted daughter of Karl, fell in love with Edward Aveling, "the most disliked militant atheist, socialist radical, and Don Juan in London", a man of scant physical charms "who did not pay his debts". The unmarried couple set themselves up in London as "the model of a modern Marxist marriage", with Eleanor working in socialist labour activities and writing about the emancipation of women. In reality, Eleanor supported and nursed Aveling, did all the housework in the couple's home, and turned a blind eye to his many affairs. When he secretly married another woman, she took poison.''