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Alienation and Emancipation in the Work of Karl Marx

Part of the Marx, Engels, and Marxisms Book Series

DOI: 10.1057/978-1-137-57534-0

ISBN: 978-1-137-57623-1

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan US - Springer Journals

Jul 19, 2018

1 - 10 of 13 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Comninel, George C.

Pages: 1 –31

[The Introduction offers an overview of the life and work of Karl Marx, emphasizing the importance of the historical social context into which he was born. Both Marx’s personal life and the whole of European society were profoundly marked by the quarter century of ferment in politics and ideas,...
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Chapter 2Approaching Marx’s Theory

Comninel, George C.

Pages: 33 –63

[This chapter emphasizes the extent to which significant social and political theories are not merely expressions of philosophy and intellectual comprehension. Rather, they are shaped by the actual social, economic, and political contexts in which they develop, and forged in processes of...
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Chapter 3Emancipation in Marx’s Early Work

Comninel, George C.

Pages: 65 –88

[This chapter focuses on the way in which Marx’s early concern with the need for both political freedom and social emancipation was transformed through his exposure to the ideas of political economy. It was Friedrich Engels—who worked at (and later inherited) his father’s cotton mill in...
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Chapter 4The Developing Conception of Historical Materialism

Comninel, George C.

Pages: 89 –109

[This chapter argues that, contrary to the idea that there was an “epistemological break” in Marx’s ideas around the time of the 1845 manuscripts put together as The German Ideology, there was instead fundamental continuity in the ongoing development of his thought by means of the critique of...
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Chapter 5Problems of The German Ideology

Comninel, George C.

Pages: 111 –122

[This chapter considers the significant implications of recent work by Terrell Carver and Daniel Blank that argues powerfully that Marx and Engels never produced anything like a coherent manuscript that could be published in the form of a book called The German Ideology. What was published in...
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Chapter 6The German Ideology versus Historical Materialism

Comninel, George C.

Pages: 123 –150

[This chapter underscores the profound differences between the forms of historical and materialist analysis that seem to be presented in “The German Ideology” and the genuine expressions of historical materialist analysis offered elsewhere in the work of Marx. The passages that are most...
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Chapter 7The Puzzle of the Manifesto of the Communist Party

Comninel, George C.

Pages: 151 –186

[This chapter addresses the inescapable fact that, 170 years after its publication, the working-class revolution called for in The Communist Manifesto has not occurred in any developed capitalist society. It is argued, however, that neither its class analysis of capitalist society nor its idea of...
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Chapter 8Debating Marx’s Conception of Class in History

Comninel, George C.

Pages: 187 –202

[This chapter focuses on the regrettable extent to which many Marxist theorists—including some of the most influential and best known—have mistaken the elements of liberal social thought variously preserved in Marx’s work for original conceptions of his own, and most especially with respect to...
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Chapter 9Historical Materialism and the Specificity of Capitalism

Comninel, George C.

Pages: 203 –218

[This chapter emphasizes the extent to which Marx’s conception of capitalist society captures its inherent and integral totality. It is in this regard that Capital (and before it the Grundrisse) reflects an approach that recalls Hegel’s method. What is crucial, however, is that the abstract,...
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Chapter 10Capital as a Social Relation

Comninel, George C.

Pages: 219 –233

[This chapter explores the unique character of capitalist social relations in relation to the radical social transformation from feudalism to capitalism at the end of the Middle Ages. Too often, the specific character of feudal class relations and the feudal mode of production are misunderstood,...

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