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In the Edition of his classic biography, David McLellan provides a clear and detailed account both of Karl Marx's dramatic life and of his path-breaking thought together with a wealth of bibliographical information for further reading. All the great political changes of the 20th century were directed back to Karl Marx. Scorned by some, respected by many, Marx's influence can be found in all fields of humanities and social sciences from literary criticism to the world.Who Was Karl Marx?
Karl Marx began exploring sociopolitical theories at university among the Young Hegelians. He became a journalist, and his socialist writings would get him expelled from Germany and France. In 1848, he published The Communist Manifesto with Friedrich Engels and was exiled to London, where he wrote the first volume of Das Kapital and lived the remainder of his life.About The Author:
DAVID MCLELLAN is a Professor of Political Theory at the University of Kent. His numerous books have been translated into many languages. His most recent publications are Simone Weil: Utopian Pessimist and Unto Caesar: The Political Relevance of Christianity and he is now working on a book that relates recent case law to political theory.Contents In the Book:
ONE : TRIER , BONN AND BERLIN
Childhood, 1. Student Days, 13. Journalism, 32.
TWO: PARIS
Marriage and Hegel, 57. The Deutsch-Franzosische Jahrbiicher, 69.
The 'Paris Manuscripts', 91. Last Months in Paris, 110.
THREE: BRUSSELS
The Materialist Conception of History, 125. Weitling and Proudhon, 137.
The Founding of the Communist League, 149.
FOUR: COLOGNE
From Brussels to Paris, 173. Politics in Cologne, 177.
The Neue Rheinische Zeitung, 179. The Watershed, 186.
The Demise of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung, 193. Paris Again, 201.
FIVE: LONDON
The First Year in London, 207.
Refugee Politics, 229. Life in Dean Street, 237.
Resumed Economic Studies, 251. Journalism, 255.
SIX: THE 'ECONOMICS '
The Grundrisse and Critique of Political Economy, 266. Herr Vogt, 283.
Marx and Lassalle, 287. Life in Grafton Terrace, 294. Capital, 302.
Life in Modena Villas, 319.
SEVEN: THE INTERNATIONAL
Origins of the International, 332. Growth of the International, 337.
The International at its Zenith, 346.
The Franco-Prussian War and the Decline of the International, 355.
EIGHT: THE LAST DECADE
Marx at Home, 380. Work, 385. Health, 390. The European Scene, 394.
Russia, France and Britain, 401. The Last Years, 408.
NINE: EPILOGUE
The Russian Aristocrat, 417. The American Senator, 417.
The Down-and-out Prussian Lieutenant, 418. The Faithful Disciple, 419.
The Anarchist Opponent, 419. The Adoring Daughter, 420.
The English Gentleman, 420. Marx's Confession, 421.
TEN : POSTSCRIPT: MARX TODAY 422.
Chronological Table, 426.
Genealogical Tree, 432.
Diagram of Marx's 'Economics', 433.
Select Critical Bibliography, 434.
Index, 456.
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