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Marx’s Grundrisse

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  • © 1980
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  1. David McLellan

    1. University of Kent, Canterbury, UK

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Table of contents (28 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xi
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  2. Introduction

    • David McLellan
    Pages 1-15

  3. General Introduction

    • David McLellan
    Pages 16-46

  4. Critique of Bastiat and Carey

    • David McLellan
    Pages 47-58

  5. Money as a Symbol of Alienation in Capitalist Society

    • David McLellan
    Pages 59-64

  6. Social Power and the Individual

    • David McLellan
    Pages 65-69

  7. Alienation, Social Relationships and Free Individuality

    • David McLellan
    Pages 70-73

  8. General and Specific Labour

    • David McLellan
    Pages 74-76

  9. Individuals and Society

    • David McLellan
    Pages 77-77

  10. Wage-Labour, Capital and Landed Property

    • David McLellan
    Pages 78-80

  11. Capital and Labour as Productive and Unproductive

    • David McLellan
    Pages 81-87

  12. Capital as a Productive Force

    • David McLellan
    Pages 88-89

  13. The Dialectic of Capital

    • David McLellan
    Pages 90-91

  14. The Contributions of Labour and Capital to the Production Process

    • David McLellan
    Pages 92-98

  15. Capital as a Revolutionary, but Limited, Force

    • David McLellan
    Pages 99-100

  16. The Preconditions of Revolution

    • David McLellan
    Pages 101-102

  17. Alienated Labour and Capital

    • David McLellan
    Pages 103-109

  18. Property as the Right to Alien Labour

    • David McLellan
    Pages 110-112

  19. Exchange Relationships in Feudal and Capitalist Society

    • David McLellan
    Pages 113-125

  20. Communism as the Full Development of Human Potentiality

    • David McLellan
    Pages 126-127
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  • University of Kent, Canterbury, UK

    David McLellan

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