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New York : Norton, 1978

xlii, 788 s. ; 22 cm

ISBN 0-393-09040-X (brož.)

000060996

Preface to the Second Edition ix // Chronology: 1?? Lives of Marx and Engels xv // Introduction xix // Note on Texts and Terminology xxxix // Part I. The Early Marx // Marx on the History of His Opinions (Preface to A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy) 3 // Discovering Hegel (Marx to his father) 7 // To Make the World Philosophical (from Marx’s // doctoral dissertation ) 9 // For a Ruthless Criticism of Everything Existing ( Marx to Arnold Ruge ) 12 // Contribution to the Critique of Hegel’s // Philosophy of Right 16 // On the Jewish Question 26 // Contribution to the Critique of Hegel’s // Philosophy of Right: Introduction 53 // Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844 66 // Critical Marginal Notes on the Article “The King // of Prussia and Social Reform” 126 // Alienation and Social Classes (from The Holy // Family) 133 // Society and Economy in History (Marx to // P. V. Annenkov) 136 // Theses on Feuerbach 143 // The German Ideology: Part I 146 // Part II. The Critique of Capitalism // Wage Labour and Capital 203 // The Coming Unheaval (From The Poverty of // Philosophy) 218 // Class Struggle and Mode of Production (Marx to Joseph Weydemeyer) 220 // The Grundrisse 221 // Capital, Volume One 294 // Capital, Volume Three 439 // Crisis Theory (from Theories of Surplus Value) 443 // Part HI. Revolutionary Program and Strategy // Manifesto of the Communist Party 469 // Address of the Central Committee to the Communist League 501 // Inaugural Address of the Working Men’s International Association 512 //

Economics and Politics in the Labor Movement (Marx to F. Bolte) 520 // Against Personality Cults (Marx to W. Bios) 521 // The Possibility of Non-Violent Revolution (the Amsterdam speech) 522 // Critique of the Gotha Program 525 // After the Revolution: Marx Debates Bakunin 542 // Circular Letter to Bebel, Liebknecht, Bracke, // and Others 549 // The Tactics of Social Democracy (Engels’ // Introduction to Marx’s The Class Struggles // in France, 1848-1850) 556 // Part IV. Society and Politics in the Nineteenth Century // Speech at the Anniversary of the People’s Paper 577 // Working-Class Manchester (from The Condition of // the Working Class in England in 1844) 579 // The Class Struggles in France, 1848-1850 586 // The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte 594 // The Civil War in France 618 // On Imperialism in India 653 // On Social Relations in Russia 665 // Europocentric World Revolution (Marx to Engels; // Engels to Karl Kautsky) 676 // Part V. The Later Engels: Elaboration and // Popularization // Speech at the Graveside of Karl Marx 681 // Socialism: Utopian and Scientific 683 // On the Division of Labour in Production ( From Anti-Dühring ) 718 // On Morality (From Anti-Dühring) 725 // Versus the Anarchists (Engels to Theodor Cuno) 728 // On Authority 730 // The Origin of the Family, Private Property, // and the State 734 // Letters on Historical Materialism 760 // Bibliographic Note 769 // Index 771