Engels After MarxManfred B. Steger, Terrell Carver Penn State Press, 1 Kas 2010 |
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PHILOSOPHY AND THEORY | 7 |
POLITICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE | 11 |
Interpretation Identityies Partnership | 17 |
A Philosophical Compliment for Friedrich Engels | 37 |
Engelss Philosophy of Science | 55 |
Engels and the Enlightenment Reading of Marx | 83 |
History | 109 |
Engels Lukács and Kants ThinginItself | 145 |
Another Look | 181 |
Engels and the Contradictions of Revolutionary Strategy | 197 |
Engels and Scientific Socialism | 215 |
Engelss Internationalism and Theory of the Nation | 233 |
A Feminist Critique | 253 |
Engels Dewey and the Reception of Marxism in America | 261 |
Select Bibliography | 289 |
Engels Modernity and Classical Social Theory | 163 |
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