Karl Marx: A biography by David McLellan

THE 'ECONOMICS'^281 much richer content in terms of economic history means that the Grund- risse, while continuing the themes ce ...

9 (^280) KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY accompanied by it, as a legitimate antithesis, right up to its blessed end.^23 The ideas produce ...

THE 'ECONOMICS'^281 lowed by that of automation (Marx's foresight here is extraordinary); and this in turn led to an ever-growin ...

0 280 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY sarily bring with it the alienation of the individual: it afforded the oppor- tunity for society to ...

THE 'ECONOMICS'^281 laid himself open to the charge of 'idealism', the spinning of ideas that had no foundation in reality. But ...

268 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY becomes the activity of a subject controlling all the forces of nature in the production process.^34 ...

THE 'ECONOMICS' 269 cation, not for publication, and whose coherent elaboration according to the plan indicated will be dependen ...

f 278 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY willing in 1851 to see reprinted his essays from as long ago as the Rheinische Zeitung of 1842. His ...

THE 'ECONOMICS' 279 the Haverstock Hill house, and he was therefore taken by surprise when Marx wrote that the move had actually ...

9 280 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY form. But in everything that I wrote I could detect an illness of the liver.'^54 It was important f ...

THE 'ECONOMICS' 281 of 'civil society', that, however, the anatomy of civil society is to be sought in political economy.^61 Mar ...

268 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY value of commodities, is in fact, nothing but a mutual relation of the exchange-value of individuals ...

THE 'ECONOMICS' 269 II. 'HERR VOGT' Immediately after sending off the manuscript of the first part, Marx had set to work on the ...

3 I^8 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY when it finally collapsed after little more than three months, had to meet the outstanding printer' ...

THE 'ECONOMICS' 3'174 that showed his intimacy with Vogt. When Marx realised how mistaken he was, he wrote to Freiligrath one of ...

3 i8 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY Vogt had stirred up all the 'foggy gossip of the refugees'.^79 He caused affidavits to be made left, ...

THE 'ECONOMICS' 3'17 4 3'159 showing, almost beyond doubt, that Vogt did in fact receive subsidies from Napoleon and that Marx, ...

3 i8 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY opinion on the Franco-Austrian War of 1859. Immediately on its outbreak Engels had - again through t ...

THE 'ECONOMICS' 3'17 4 3'160 gesture? In order to prove to me how little you at least are mistrustful of me! Heavens! NOT to bel ...

3 i8 3 I 8 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY of great natural intellect, much vivacity, deeply interested in the revol- utionary movement, ...