Karl Marx: philosophy and revolution

Jew? Of Jewish Origin? A Converted Jew?

Transcending Hegel

“Zur Judenfrage,”

Paris and Brussels: Formative Years

The Communist Manifesto and the Revolutions of 1848

London: From Abject Penury to Middle-Class Existence

The First International and Das Kapital

The Paris Commune and the Gotha Program: Debacle and Hope

Toward the Sunset

A Historical Perspective: Impact and Legacy

Frontmatter

Contents

Preface

1. Jew? Of Jewish Origin? A Converted Jew?

2. Transcending Hegel

3. "Zur Judenfrage"

4. Paris and Brussels: Formative Years

5. The Communist Manifesto and the Revolutions of 1848

6. London: From Abject Penury to Middle-Class Existence

7. The First International and Das Kapital

8. The Paris Commune and the Gotha Program: Debacle and Hope

9. Toward the Sunset

10. A Historical Perspective: Impact and Legacy

Epilogue: Distant Echoes?

A note on sources and further reading

Acknowledgments

Index