The Marxist System: Economic, Political, and Social Perspectives
Robert O. Freedman
Abstract
Robert O. Freedman
Abstract
The appeal of Marxism the scope of Marxist thought a positive look at Marxism the plan of the book Hegel and Feuerbach from Hegel to Marx Hegel and the question of philosophy Feuerbach's contribution Feuerbach compared with Hegel Marx on Hegel theses on Feuerbach the theory of alientation Hegel's alienation and the dialectical process Marx's critique of Hegel Marx on alienation alienation and political economy economic systems prior to capitalism unalienated labour - the ancients the history of alienated labour the history of dissolution in England Marx's conclusion scientific socialism, socialism and anarchism Marx on other socialisms socialism - scientific and utopian socialism and anarchism the materialist conception of history the material base of human history further explanations of the materialist conception commodity fetishism what materialism is and is not the economic interpretation of history classes social classes political economy and the class system the free laborer the class struggle of the bourgeoisie and the proletariat the superstructure ideology the state religion marriage civial liberties capitalism - value and price the meaning of value the theory of exploitation accumulation and the falling rate of profit market prices and market values capitalism - crises and breakdown capitalism and accumulation the reserve army of the unemployed crises communism capitalism under siege political upheaval and force transition communism triumphant the economy under communism the state under communism evaluation, summary and critique the Marxist utopia alienation exploitation Marxist science capitalism - value and price capitalism - crises and breakdown the future of socialism Marx as a young man student days Marx the journalist further intellectual development Pierre Proudhon the manifesto of the communist party Marx in England Ferdinand Lassalle the first international Mikhail Bakunin the Franco-Prussian war and the Paris commune last years, last works.
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The appeal of Marxism the scope of Marxist thought a positive look at Marxism the plan of the book Hegel and Feuerbach from Hegel to Marx Hegel and the question of philosophy Feuerbach's contribution Feuerbach compared with Hegel Marx on Hegel theses on Feuerbach the theory of alientation Hegel's alienation and the dialectical process Marx's critique of Hegel Marx on alienation alienation and political economy economic systems prior to capitalism unalienated labour - the ancients the history of alienated labour the history of dissolution in England Marx's conclusion scientific socialism, socialism and anarchism Marx on other socialisms socialism - scientific and utopian socialism and anarchism the materialist conception of history the material base of human history further explanations of the materialist conception commodity fetishism what materialism is and is not the economic interpretation of history classes social classes political economy and the class system the free laborer the class struggle of the bourgeoisie and the proletariat the superstructure ideology the state religion marriage civial liberties capitalism - value and price the meaning of value the theory of exploitation accumulation and the falling rate of profit market prices and market values capitalism - crises and breakdown capitalism and accumulation the reserve army of the unemployed crises communism capitalism under siege political upheaval and force transition communism triumphant the economy under communism the state under communism evaluation, summary and critique the Marxist utopia alienation exploitation Marxist science capitalism - value and price capitalism - crises and breakdown the future of socialism Marx as a young man student days Marx the journalist further intellectual development Pierre Proudhon the manifesto of the communist party Marx in England Ferdinand Lassalle the first international Mikhail Bakunin the Franco-Prussian war and the Paris commune last years, last works.
Key concepts: Capitalism, Communism, Marxist philosophy, Socialism, Hegelianism, State socialism, Class conflict, Historical materialism