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someone willing to employ them, and so on. This social relationship which has
rendered itself independent of the members of society, and now counterposes
itself to them as ' society', as something outside and above them, is distinguished
...
someone willing to employ them, and so on. This social relationship which has
rendered itself independent of the members of society, and now counterposes
itself to them as ' society', as something outside and above them, is distinguished
...
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But once need produces understanding and once the political understanding of
the Germans discovers the roots of social need then even in Germany these
events will be felt to be the symptoms of a great upheaval. First of all, we hope
that the ...
But once need produces understanding and once the political understanding of
the Germans discovers the roots of social need then even in Germany these
events will be felt to be the symptoms of a great upheaval. First of all, we hope
that the ...
Page 419
The 'Prussian' brings his essay to a close worthy of it with the following sentence:
A social revolution without a political soul (i.e. without a central insight organizing
it from the point of view of the totality) is impossible. We have seen: a social ...
The 'Prussian' brings his essay to a close worthy of it with the following sentence:
A social revolution without a political soul (i.e. without a central insight organizing
it from the point of view of the totality) is impossible. We have seen: a social ...
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User Review - blake.rosser - LibraryThingMarx's style is difficult to decipher. In "On the Jewish Question," it was difficult to determine exactly how ironic he was being. I've since learned that when talking about the Jewish Cult he was ... Read full review
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User Review - Kade - LibraryThingKarl Marx's First, Second, and Third Economic & Philosophical Manuscripts are the highpoint of this book. Written prior to Das Kapital they outline the ideas that are later fully explored in the ... Read full review
Contents
Critique of Hegels | 7 |
Doctrine of the State 1843 | 57 |
Letters from | 199 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Early writings Marx Library |
| Author | Karl Marx |
| Publisher | Vintage Books, 1975 |
| Length | 449 pages |
| Subjects | › › Biography & Autobiography / Philosophers Communism Philosophy / General Political Science / Essays Political Science / Political Ideologies / Communism & Socialism |
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