A draft of the introduction to a collection of texts titled Karl Marx and Mathematics. It contains some observations on the history of editing and reception of Karl Marx' mathematical manuscripts, a narrative on a part of the past history of mathematics and, some remarks on the present and future tasks of the students of Marx and mathematics.

A description of the contents of the second revised edition of the English translation of К. Маркс (1968), Математические рукописи. Москва: Наука.

This is the Introduction to Infinity for Marxists, a volume of essays on poetry and capitalism I published with Brill in 2023. The web page for the whole book is here: https://brill.com/display/title/64140

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DESCRIPTION What appears universal is in fact the enterprise of only a small group of people who once lived in a few towns or cities of Europe. That their mathematics has been imposed on a good part of the planet shouldn’t make us forget that this mathematics is also an ‘indigenous’ mathematics.

Translator's Note to the Forthcoming Revised Edition of a translation of the mathematical manuscripts of Karl Marx.