Socialism: Utopian and ScientificResistance Books, 1999 - 106 sider |
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INTRODUCTION by Doug Lorimer | 7 |
Thomas Mores Utopia | 8 |
The Enlightenment philosophers | 10 |
Hegels philosophy | 12 |
The Young Hegelians | 13 |
Ludwig Feuerbach | 14 |
Evolution of Engels views | 16 |
Marxs rejection of utopian socialism | 17 |
The critique of critical criticism | 26 |
Marxs analysis of the revolutionary role of the proletariat | 29 |
Engels Condition of the Working Class in England | 31 |
Marxs Theses on Feuerbach | 34 |
Historical materialism and revolutionary practice | 36 |
SPECIAL INTRODUCTION TO THE ENGLISH EDITION OF 1892 by Frederick Engels | 39 |
UTOPIAN AND SCIENTIFIC by Frederick Engels | 59 |
Hegelian dialectics | 72 |
Marxs turn toward materialism | 18 |
Marxs critique of Hegels idealism | 19 |
Marxs identification of the proletariat as the agent of human emancipation | 21 |
Engels turn toward proletarian socialism | 23 |
The materialist conception of history and scientific socialism | 79 |
NOTES | 97 |
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