The Life And Teaching Of Karl Marx

The Life And Teaching Of
Karl Marx

M. Beer

Author of "A History of British Socialism"

Translated by T.C. PARTINGTON
and H.J. STENNING, and Revised
by the Author

CONTENTS.

              Chapter 

                Introduction:    

                I.             The Significance of Marx               ix.

                II.            The Work of Hegel         

I.             Parents and Friends:     

                I.             Marx's Apprenticeship 

                II.            Student                3

                III.           Beginnings of Public Life              

II.            The Formative Period of Marxism:          

                I.             The Franco-German Year Books               

                II.            Friendship with Friedrich Engels               

                III.           Controversy with Bauer and Ruge           

                IV.          Controversy with Proudhon       

III.           Years of Agitation and Varying Fortunes:              

                I.             The Revolutionary Spirit of the Forties  

                II.            The Communist Manifesto         

                III.           The Revolution of 1848 

IV.          Days of Cloud and Sunshine in London

V.            The International

VI.          The Paris Commune

VII.         The Evening of Life

IV.          The Marxian System:

I.             The Materialist Conception of History

II.            Classes, Class Struggles and Class-Consciousness             

III.           The Role of the Labour Movement and the Proletarian Dictatorship

IV.          Outlines of the Economic Doctrines

V.            Conclusion