KARL MARX SELECTED WRITINGS P - Mclellan

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Résumé :
This second edition of McLellan's comprehensive selection of Marx's writings includes carefully selected extracts from the whole range of Marx's political, philosophical and economic thought. Each section of the book deals with a different period of Marx's life with the sections arranged in chronological order, thus allowing the reader to trace the development of Marx's thought, from his early years as a student and political journalist in Germany right through to his final letters of the early 1880s. The inclusion of extracts from some of Marx's less well-known works alongside selections from classic texts such as The Communist Manifesto and Capital provides the reader with an unparalleled overview of Marx's thinking, whilst Professor McLellan's fully updated and revised introduction and bibliographical notes accompanying each extract put Marx's writings into biographical and historical context. This edition also includes a general bibliography and a full index of names and ideas as well as a new general introduction for each section of the book by Professor McLellan. As with the first edition, this comprehensive and clearly structured selection of Marx's writings will be essential reading for all those interested in the political thought of this perennially important figure in Western political philosophy....

Biographie:
David McLellan is Professor of Political Theory at the University of Kent. He has written and edited numerous works on Marx and Marxism, including Marxism: Essential Writings, also published by Oxford University Press....

Sommaire:

• Abbreviations
• Introduction
• Part One: The Early Writings 1837-1844
• Editorial Introduction
• 1: Letter to his Father
• 2: Doctoral Thesis
• 3: Articles for the Rheinische Zeitung
• 4: Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right
• 5: A Correspondence of 1843
• 6: On the Jewish Question
• 7: Towards a Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right
• 8: Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts
• 9: Letter to Ludwig Feuerbach
• 10: On James Mill
• 11: Critical Remarks on the Article: 'The King of Prussia and Social Reform'
• Part Two: The Materialist Conception of History 1844-1847
• 12: The Holy Family
• 13: Theses on Feuerbach
• 14: The German Ideology
• 15: Letter to Annenkov
• 16: The Poverty of Philosophy
• 17: Moralizing Criticism and Critical Morality
• Part Three: 1848 and After
• 18: The Communist Manifesto
• 19: Wage Labour and Capital
• 20: Speech on Free Trade
• 21: Articles for the Neue Rheinische Zeitung
• 22: Address to the Communist League
• 23: The Class Struggle in France
• 24: Speech to the Central Committee of the Communist League
• 25: The Eighteenth Brumaire of Napoleon Bonaparte
• 26: Journalism of the 1850s
• 27: Speech on the Anniversary of the People's Paper
• 28: Letters 1848-1857
• Part Four: The 'Economics' 1857-1867
• 29: Grundrisse
• 30: Preface to a Critique of Political Economy
• 31: Theories of Surplus Value
• 32: Capital
• A. From Volume One
• B. From Volume Three
• 33: Results of the Immediate Process of Production
• 34: Letters 1858-1868
• Part Five: Later Political Writings 1864-1882
• 35: Inaugural Address to the First International
• 36: On Trade Unions
• 37: The Civil War in France
• 38: Preface to the Second German Edition of the Communist Manifesto
• 39: On Bakunin's Statism and Anarchy
• 40: Critique of the Gotha Programme
• 41: Letter to Mikhailovsky
• 42: Circular Letter
• 43: Letter to Vera Sassoulitch
• 44: Comments on Adolph Wagner
• 45: Preface to the Russian Edition of the Communist Manifesto
• 46: Letters 1863-1881
• Chronological Table
• Bibliography
• Index of Names
• Index of Subjects