Cyril Smith shows that Marx developed a far richer and liberatory vision of humanity and the alternative to capital than that which has characterized his followers, and he makes a powerful argument that it is essential to return to Marx's original body of thought in order to reconstitute a viable critique of existing capitalist society.
Cyril Smith shows that Marx developed a far richer and liberatory vision of humanity and the alternative to capital than that which has characterized his followers, and he makes a powerful argument that it is essential to return to Marx's original body of thought in order to reconstitute a viable critique of existing capitalist society.
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The Raya Dunayevskaya Series in Marxism and Humanism
Cyril Smith is formerly Lecturer of Statists at the London School of Economics. He is the author of Marx at the Milennium.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 'The Prospects for Socialism' Chapter 2 Marx Versus Historical Materialism Chapter 3 The Communist Manifesto after 150 Years Chapter 4 Marx's Critical Science Chapter 5 Democracy and Property in Athens Chapter 6 Towards the Modern State Chapter 7 Hegel's Contradictory Summary of the Tradition Chapter 8 Karl Marx's Critique of Politics Chapter 9 Marx, Communism and Revolution Chapter 10 Marx and Human Self-Creation Chapter 11 Marx and the Fourfold Vision of William Blake Chapter 12 Hegel Chapter 13 Marx Chapter 14 An Inconclusive Conclusion
Chapter 1 'The Prospects for Socialism' Chapter 2 Marx Versus Historical Materialism Chapter 3 The Communist Manifesto after 150 Years Chapter 4 Marx's Critical Science Chapter 5 Democracy and Property in Athens Chapter 6 Towards the Modern State Chapter 7 Hegel's Contradictory Summary of the Tradition Chapter 8 Karl Marx's Critique of Politics Chapter 9 Marx, Communism and Revolution Chapter 10 Marx and Human Self-Creation Chapter 11 Marx and the Fourfold Vision of William Blake Chapter 12 Hegel Chapter 13 Marx Chapter 14 An Inconclusive Conclusion
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