‘Inwardly circumcised Jews’. Money, commodities, and the Jewish question in Marx’s capital

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Exploration of Marx's theories highlights the connection between money and anti-Semitism, suggesting deeper implications.

The paper reveals that anti-Semitism significantly influenced the development of Marx's theories on economy and society.
Key findings illustrate a structural analogy between the critiques of the Jewish question and political economy within Marx's work.
Marx's analysis positions money as a crucial element in understanding modern anti-Semitism and the commodity's nature.
The study emphasizes that Marx's insights into capitalist structures were in direct response to the prevalent money-centric views of his time.

Manuel Disegni (2025) studied this question.

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