Marx
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Marx
（The international library of critical essays in the history of philosophy）
Ashgate, c2002
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Description
The understanding of the philosophy upon which Karl Marx's work is based has undergone more fundamental changes in the last 30 years of the 20th century than at any time since the death of Engels. The articles in this collection have been chosen to represent these changes as they have been registered in the learned journals of the Anglophone world. There have been three main loci of change: the relation between Marx's work and that of Engels; the place of ethics in Marx's work; and Marx's relation to the Enlightenment on the one hand and to the Aristotelian tradition in philosophy on the other.
Table of Contents
- Marx, Engels and dialectics, Terrell Carver
- background and ulterior motive of Marx's "preface" of 1859, Arthur M. Prinz
- the myth of Marx's materialism, George L. Kline
- Engels' edition of the third volume of capital and Marx's original manuscript, Michael Heinrich
- uncoverings Marx's yet unpublished writings, Kevin Anderson
- the Marxian critique of justice, Allen W. Wood
- historical theory and the structure of moral argument in Marx, Alan Gilbert
- Marx and Aristotle - a kind of consequentialism, Richard W. Miller
- Aristotle's "De Anima" and Marx's theory of man, David J. Depew
- Aristotle and exchange value, Scott Meikle
- distinction between public and private life - Marx on the "zoon politikon", Nancy L. Schwartz
- Marx's ethical anthropology, Alan G. Nasser
- Marx and science, P. Thomas
- Marx's laws, James Farr
- essences and markets, John O'Neill
- Marx and utilitarianism, George G. Brenkert
- the structure of proletarian unfreedom, G.A. Cohen
- Marx in analytical philosophy - the story of a rebirth, Richard W. Miller
- gone fishing - making sense of Marx's concept of communism, William James Booth
- enlightenment roots of Habermas, John Patrick Murray.
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