The German ideology. Part one / Karl Marx and Frederick Engels; edited and with an introduction by C. J. Arthur.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Marx, Karl, 1818-1883.

Contributor:

Engels, Friedrich, 1820-1895.

Arthur, C. J. (Christopher John), 1940-

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Socialism.

Communism.

Materialism.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (211 pages)

Place of Publication:

London : Electric Book Co., c2001.

Language Note:

English

Summary:

A critical analysis of German philosophical idealism and a one of the earliest accounts of materialism, revolution, and communism.

Contents:

Intro

CONTENTS

EDITOR'S PREFACE

EDITOR' S INTRODUCTION

PREFACE

I. FEUERBACH. OPPOSITION OF THE MATERIALIST AND IDEALIST OUTLOOK

A. Idealism and Materialism

The Illusions of German Ideology

First Premises of Materialist Method

History: Fundamental Conditions

Private Property and Communism

B. The Illusion of the Epoch

Civil Society and the Conception of History

Feuerbach: Philosophic and Real Liberation

Ruling Class and Ruling Ideas

C. The Real Basis of Ideology

Division of Labour: Town and Country

The Rise of Manufacturing

The Relation of State and Law to Property

D. Proletarians and Communism

Individuals, Class and Community

Forms of Intercourse

Conquest

Contradictions of Big Industry: Revolution

II. SELECTIONS FROM THE REMAINING PARTS OF THE GERMAN IDEOLOGY

Kant and Liberalism

The Language of Property

Philosophy and Reality

Personal versus General Interest

One-sided Development

Will as the Basis of Right

Artistic Talent

Utilitarianism

The Philosophy of Enjoyment

Needs and Conditions

The Free Development of Individuals

Language and Thought I

True" Socialism

Karl Marx. Theses on Feuerbach

Introduction to a Critique of Political Economy

NAME AND AUTHORITY INDEX

17

19

40

45

50

70

152

169

174

192

198

Alienation

10

18

27

34

78

121

142

145

153

Ancient World

65

113

114

203

150

Aristocracy, German 136

Art

183

205

Atheism 41

Banks 110

Basis and Superstructure

82

84

Bourgeoisie

119

German compared with other 136

History of its development 116

History of its development 153

and feudalism 114

and proletariat 53

and proletariat 119

and proletariat 160.

and the State 113

big 109

petty 109

petty 166

Capital

99

109

103

202

and labour 81

and labour 67

and labour 97

industrial 111

commercial 104

Categories

31

51

87

199

of production 174

Chance

162

Civil Society

12

15

71

170

Classes

their origin 79

product of economic relations 63

product of economic relations 117

revolutionary 47

revolutionary 49

revolutionary 94

revolutionary 133

ruling 67

ruling 91

ruling 114

ruling 118

their antagonism 116

their antagonism 121

their antagonism 132

their antagonism 161

their abolition 95

their abolition 118

their abolition 132

their impotence in Germany 137

Class struggle

79

94

117

Colonies 125

Colonisation 106

Commerce

107

Communications

101

111

139

Communism (movement)

44

81

86

122

165

Communism (socio-economic formation)

material premises 72

material premises 81

private property and 76

production 80

production 122

productive forces 72

productive forces 81

productive forces 163

throughout the world 81

labour 77

labour 131

and abolition of private property 80

abolition of antagonism between town and country 72

and the family 72

upbringing of a new man 47

upbringing of a new man 132

all-round development of the individual 49

all-round development of the individual 163

Competition

free 110

universal 111

separates individuals 113

and contradictions 126

and interests 140

126

187

189

Consciousness

37

42

60

69

73

92

124

132

193

Consumption 178

Contradictions.

75

relations of production and productive forces 76

relations of production and productive forces 116

relations of production and productive forces 124

relations of production and productive forces 163

labour and capital 33

labour and capital 111

of big industry 33

moral 145

Corvée 136

Craft-production

67

Dialectics

33

180

Distribution

178

186

and division of labour 76

Division of labour

76

97

and productive forces 63

international 83

separation of physical from mental labour 74

separation of physical from mental labour 94

separation of physical from mental labour 97

natural 64

natural 79

in the family 64

in the family 74

in the family 76

in feudalism 67

in feudalism 101

and forms of property 33

and forms of property 63

and forms of property 76

and forms of property 113

and forms of property 128

and alienation 33

and art 150

and classes 63

and classes 79

and classes 99

and classes 117

abolition under communism 76

abolition under communism 118

abolition under communism 152

abolition under communism 163

Economic crises 26

Economic laws

26

176

Economies and politics

68

138

140

Empiricism 69

Essence

human 169

Feuerbach on 87

Estates

63

Ethics

48

Exploitation 153

Family

43

64

72

168

Fetishism (commodity) 29

Feudalism

66

origin 126

disintegration of 106

disintegration of 114

Freedom

liberation an historical act 88

idealistic and materialistic conception of 160

under capitalism 119

under communism 121

personal 118

personal 122.

Gold (and silver)

106

110

Guilds

100

Hegelianism

23

58

146

184

History

critique of Stirner's views 41

world history 80

world history 84

world history 111

Historical tasks

Humanism

39

Idealism

167

idealist conceptions of history 70

idealist conceptions of history 83

idealist conceptions of history 94

idealist conceptions of history 204

Ideology

German 57

German 165

Ideologists

75

93

Individual

61

and class 49

and class 117

and class 144

and genus 169

and his development 49

and his development 80

and his development 118

and his development 16

and his development 145

and his development 147

and his development 162

and activity 130

and community 77

and community 118

and community 121

and history 171

Industry

128

Instruments of labour

Interests

private and general 48

private and general 94

private and general 144

public 137

Labour

distinguishing men from animals 61

basic condition of man's existence 34

basic condition of man's existence 62

power aver individuals 28

power aver individuals 99

power aver individuals 121

power aver individuals 128

day labourers 100

craft v. modern 101

guild v. machine 104

under capitalism 28

under capitalism 128

productive and unproductive 150

as a category 195

abolition under communism 116

abolition under communism 121

abolition under communism 132

Labour-power 77

Landed Property

127

Language

Language 74

Language 174

Language 140

and philosophy 163

Law

115.

148

177

Roman 114

Roman 149

civil 114

crime 149

juridical illusion 48

juridical illusion 115

juridical illusion 149

Liberalism 135

Mass

in political democracy 16

his distinction from animals 61

his distinction from animals 74

and labour 35

and nature 61

and nature 80

and nature 86

and nature 88

Man" 118

Man" 131

Man" 165

Manufacture 103

Materialism

materialist world outlook 10

materialist world outlook 35

materialist world outlook 61

materialist world outlook 67

materialist world outlook 144

dialectical 25

historical 35

Feuerbach's 91

Feuerbach's 167

vulgar 167

Materialist conception of history

35

83

Matter 73

Merchants 102

Mode of Production

Money

129

196

and the State 107

general farm of value 142

general farm of value 153

universal means of exchange 107

paper 110

criticism of Stirner 44

Monopoly 108

Morality

Morality 51

Morality 146

Morality 160

Nation

Nature

and society 74

and history 86

and history 90

Needs

49

123

161

theoretical and practical 24

Nobility

115

159

Party

52

166

Peasantry (serfs)

120

Philosophy

13

59

of ancient Greece 158

of enjoyment 158

and reality 60

and reality 70

and reality 144

and reality 163

Police

98

Political economy

25

32

53

173

175

the method of 192

Physiocrats 152

Physiocrats 156

Population

62

Practice

Production

171.

and consumption 180.

Notes:

Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph

ISBN:

1-281-24085-0

9786611240851

1-4619-1144-3

OCLC:

70730410