How
to read Karl Marx
Ernst Fischer in collaboration
with Franz Marek
Translated by Anna Bostock
with an introduction and historical notes by John Bellamy Foster.
1996
Pages :192
Introduction / John Bellamy Foster
1. The Dream of the Whole Man
2. Creative Labor
3. Division of Labor and Alienation
4. The Fetish Character of the Commodity
5. Classes and the Class Struggle
6. Historical Materialism
7. Value and Surplus Value
8. Profit and Capital
9. The Problem of Increasing
Misery
10. The Theory of Revolution
11. Dictatorship of the Proletariat, Socialism, Communism
12. Labor Movement and
International
13. The Philosophy of Practice
14. Marxism Today
Marx's Method / Paul M. Sweezy
Marx's Starting Point: Theses on
Feuerbach
The Base-Superstructure
Metaphor: from Preface to A Contribution
to the Critique of Political Economy
The Philosophy of History: from
The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte.
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