IMAGINING OTHER
Karl Marx 1818
– 1883
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LIST OF WRITINGS
SHOWING THE EVOLUTION OF MARX'S THOUGHT
(as in Selected
Writings, ed. D. McLellan, 1977):
1.
1837 - 44
Towards a Critique of Hegel's Philosophy
of Right: dialectic, bureaucracy
Introduction to Critique of Hegel's
Philosophy of Right: critique of religion, weapon of criticism, class with
radical chains, philosophy must realise itself
Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts:
alienated labour, critique of political economy, alienation and
objectification, private property, communism as humanism,
Hegel's
errors, on money
On James Mill: production and human
relationships
2. 1844 - 47
The Holy Family: alienation and the
proletariat, materialism and socialism
Theses on Feuerbach: new materialism,
changing the world, social humanity
German Ideology: materialist method, forms
of ownership, consciousness and life-processes, ideology, productive forces and
the nature of society,
division
of labour and contradictions in society, ruling ideas, appropriation of
totality of instruments of production
Poverty of Philosophy: end of classes
1848
and after
Communist Manifesto: history, communist
movement, private property
Wage-Labour and Capital: commodity and
cost of production, cost of production of labour, immiserisation
Class Struggles in France...
1857
- 67 (the "Economics")
Grundrisse: social character of
production, alienated labour, automation, free time
Preface to Critique of Political Economy:
social relations and production
Theories of Surplus Value: alienated
labour, Ricardo
Capital Vol 1: use/exchange value,
fetishism of commodities, sale of labour power, accumulation (Vol 3): tendency
of rate of profit to decline
1864
- 82
Civil War in France: Paris Commune
Preface to Second Edition of Communist
Manifesto: not a ready-made state to take over
Letter to Bakunin: dictatorship of
proletariat
Critique of Gotha Programme: stages of
communism
Letter to Mikhailovsky: "historical
sketch, not a historico-philosophical theory"
Letter to Vera Zassoulich: on Russian
peasants