Karl Marx Loyd David Easton (szerk.) Kurt H. Guddat (szerk.)

Writing Of The Young Marx On Philosophy And Society

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The most comprehensive one-volume collection in English of Marx's early writings (1835-47) on the nature of religion, freedom of the press, the relation of the state to democracy, the humanistic critique of philosophical idealism, the alienation of humanity and the relation of communism to historical praxis. Easton and Guddat's translations are based on the best German editions and on the study of original manuscripts and first editions. A substantial introduction and detailed analytical headnotes indicate the significance and historical setting of each selection, as well as its relationship to Marx's other writings. With one exception (Defense of the Moselle Correspondent) each article, chapter, or book section is presented in its entirety, without internal deletions.

Kiadó:: Doubleday Anchor Books
Kiadás éve:: 1967
Kiadás helye:: New York
ISBN:: 9780385071710
Kötés típusa:: ragasztott papír
Terjedelem:: 506
Nyelv:: angol
Méret:: Szélesség: 11.00cm, Magasság: 18.00cm
Kategória:: Filozófia

Szociológia

Társadalomtudomány politika

Idegennyelv Nyelvek angol

Irodalom szépirodalom esszék, tanulmányok, publicisztika

Introduction 1
HUMANTTARIANISM AND LISERALISM
OF A YOUNO HEGELIAN
Reflections of a Youth on Choosing an Occupation
(1835) 35
Letter to His Father: On a Tuming-Point in Life
(1837) 40
Notes to the Doctoral Dissertation (1839-41) 51
Nodal Points in the Development of Philosophy 51
Platonism and Christianity 54
Philosophy after Its Completion 60
Reason and the Proof of God 64
[From Anekdota zur neuesten deutschen Philoso-
phie und Publicistik (1842)]
Comments on the Latest Prussian Censorship In-
struction 67
Luther as Arbiter Between Strauss and Feuerbach 93
[From the Rheinische Zeitung (1842-43)]
The Philosophical Manifesto of the Historical
School of Law 96
The Centralization Question 106
The Leading Article in No. 179 of the Kölnische
Zeitung: Religion, Free Press, and Philosophy 109
Communism and the Augsburg "Allgemeine
Zeitung" 131
On a Proposed Divorce Law 136

From Defense of the Moselle Correspondent: "Criticism" and "Feuerbach" [by Friedrich
Economic Distress and Freedom of the Press 143 Engels] 384
Critical Battle Against French Materialism 387

FEUERBACHIAN CRITICISM .OF HEGEL From Notebooks of 1844-45 399
Points on the Modern State and Civil Society 399
Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of the State (1843)151 Theses on Feuerbach 400
Root Errors of Political Speculation: On He-
gel's § 261-69 152 From The German Ideology (1845-46) 403
Sovereignty and Democracy: On Hegel's Preface 404
§ 279 164 L Feuerbach: Opposition of Materialistic and
Civil Society and Bureaucracy: On Hegel's Idealistic Outlook 405
§ 287-97 177 A. Ideology in General, Particularly Ger-
Representation and Voting: On Hegel's § 308 190 man Ideology 406
Feuerbach, History, Communism 416
[From the Deutsch-Französische Jahrbücher On the Production of Consciousness 429
(1843-14)] [Division of Labor, Manufacturing,
An Exchange of Letters 203 Community, Communism] 442
On the Jewish Question 216 Relation of the State and Law to Property 469
Toward the Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of From The Poverty ot Philosophy (1847) 474
Law: Introduction 249 The Metaphysics of Political Economy: The
Method 475
From Excerpt-Notes of 1844 265
Money and Alienated Man 265 Index 497

Free Human Production 277

Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts (1844) 283
Preface 284
Alienated Labor 287
Private Property and Communism 301
Critique of Hegel's Dialectic and Philosophy
in General 314

Critical Notes on "The King of Prussia and Social
Reform" (1844) 338

CRTTICISM AND APPROPRIATION OF HEGEL
AND FEUERBACH

From The Holy Family (1844) 361
Critical C,omments on Proudhon 362
The Mystery of Speculative Construction 369
"Spirit" and "Mass" 374