Marx on Emancipation and Socialist Goals

Highlights major differences and perspectives from major contemporary studies of Marx
Centers around discussion of structures, organizations, and collectives in Marx's emphasis on emancipation and democracy
Especially focused on philosophical and theoretical issues but is widely accessible to readers in other disciplines

Autorentext

Robert X. Ware is a Canadian philosopher, retired from The University of Calgary, Canada, and residing in Ottawa. He did post-doctoral work in linguistics at MIT and has visited universities and institutes in Yugoslavia, Zimbabwe, Belgium, Italy, India, and China (1980s), where he has taught and lectured on many subjects including Marxism.

Inhalt

1. Emancipation and Retrievals.- 2. Methodological Beginnings.- 3. Coquetting with Dialectics.- 4. Fettered Forces and New Found Freedom.- 5. Marx on the Division of Labour.- 6. Marx on Class Consciousness and Organisation.- 7. Nationalism and Internationalism.- 8. Marx's Morality for All.- 9. Emancipatory Democracy.- 10. Marx on State and Society in the Future.- 11. Marx on Some Phases of Communism.- 12. Two Projects of Socialism.