Karl Marx: A biography by David McLellan

PARIS 103 biicher met with little success in France; there were no French contributors and it attracted virtually no comment in ...

88 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY laziness. I referred to him several times as a wanton and said that when someone got married he ought ...

PARIS 103 inadequacy of the administration that depends on the state. Thus, Britain sees misery as founded in the natural law ac ...

0 go KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY with its limited and double nature, a ruling group in society to society's detriment.^106 Thus Ruge' ...

PARIS 9 i Heine was extremely sensitive to any sort of criticism. Sometimes he arrived at the Marxes literally in tears because ...

92 KARL MARX! A BIOGRAPHY intended to do a history of the Convention; 'he always wants to write on what he has read last, yet co ...

PARIS 93 Marx had been reading economics in a desultory manner since the autumn of 1843 and by the spring of 1844 he had read an ...

(^95) KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY foregoing argument, which was presented almost in the words of the economists, answers to two quest ...

PARIS^103 In it Marx criticised the concept of labour found in the classical econo- mists from whom he had just been quoting, on ...

96 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY it is man's nature to be his own creator; he forms and develops himself by working on and transforming ...

PARIS^103 for his own use the whole realm of inorganic nature. It was true that animals also produced - but only what was immedi ...

f 98 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY comparison of the relative alienations of the capitalist and the worker.^140 But the manuscript brok ...

PARIS 99 have a definite, human value and only love could be exchanged for love, and so on. It was in contrast to this society b ...

IOO KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY been for you the mediator between you and the species and thus been felt by you and acknowledged as a ...

PARIS 101 capitalism - a proposal he called 'communism'. His conceptions obviously reflected the first of many long debates with ...

102 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY not yet grasped the positive essence of private property nor the human nature of needs, it is still i ...

PARIS 103 revolutionary movement 'finds not so much its empirical as its theoretical basis in the development of private propert ...

KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY Marx devoted most of the rest of this section to drawing a picture of unalienated man, man whom he called ...

PARIS 105 wares. For his faculties to become human faculties, man needed to be liberated from all external constraints. It is pa ...

io 6 KARL MARX: A BIOGRAPHY labour and the development of nature for man, he has the observable and irrefutable proof of his sel ...