Marx, Tocqueville, and race in America : the "absolute democracy" or "defiled republic"

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Marx, Tocqueville, and race in America : the "absolute democracy" or "defiled republic"

August H. Nimtz, Jr

Lexington Books, c2003

  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 275-283) and index

収録内容

  • Democracy in America : two perspectives
  • The lessons of the "most progressive nation"
  • Tocqueville's America
  • The judgement of recent scholarship : a balance sheet
  • Toward the "general conflagration" : theory and practice
  • The "new world view"
  • Slavery, free soil and the workers' movement
  • Preparing for a new revolution
  • "A last card up its sleeve" : the overthrow of slavery
  • Explaining the Civil War
  • The new "struggle in the press"
  • From a "constitutional" to a "revolutionary" war
  • A comradely disagreement
  • The judgement of modern scholarship
  • Revolutionary practice
  • Marx and Engels's contribution
  • A dream deferred : the failed "attempt to reconstruct democracy in America"
  • Reconstruction
  • Birth of a new labor movement
  • Marx on race
  • Overthrow of reconstruction
  • Were Marx and Engels derelict?
  • When "conditions" become "ripe"
  • Conclusions
  • Appendix
  • Thomas Messer-Kruse's, the Yankee international : recent Adventures in gratuitous Marx-bashing
  • Marx, the suspect democrat
  • The Irish turn
  • "Narrow trade unionism"
  • "False emancipation of women"[?]
  • Marx's "machinations"
  • About Sorge
  • Whither Yankee internationalism?
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