Does the closing of the cold war era open up the possibility of reading the Communist Manifesto in new ways? In the first teaching edition of the post-Cold War era, Toews proposes new guidelines for reassessing the work to help students reconstruct the meaning of the Manifesto in its time and at the close of the twentieth century. Together with the complete text of the work, this brief volume includes some key foundational documents by Hegel, Feverbach, Marx, Engels, and others that show the evolution of and influences on Marxist theory over time. The editor's introduction traces the trajectory of Marx's thought from the 1830s onward, while providing background on the political, social, and intellectual contexts of which the Manifesto was a historical product.

The Communist Manifesto: With Related Documents (The Bedford Series in History and Culture)

Business & Money

ENGELS, FREDERICK

Toews, John E.

Marx,Karl

Economics

Bedford/St.Martin's

Making of West Concise 3e V2 & Sources of Making of the West 3e V2 &Napoleon: A Symbol for an Age & Communist Manifesto & Enlightenment

Hunt, Lynn

Martin, Thomas R.

Rosenwein, Barbara H.

Smith, Bonnie G.

Blaufarb, Rafe

Jacob, Margaret C. C.

History

Ways of the World V2 & Communist Manifesto & Candide & Slave Revolution in the Caribbean, 1789-1804

Strayer, Robert W.

Dubois, Laurent

Garrigus, John D.

Gordon, Daniel

VOLTAIRE

Americas

The Wages System

Pathfinder

Anti-Duhring: Herr Eugen Duhring's Revolution in Science

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

International Publishers Co

Book by Karl Marx, C. J. Arthur, Friedrich Engel

German Ideology Part 1 and Selections from Parts 2 and 3

Biographies & Memoirs

Arthur, C. J. (Editor)

Professionals & Academics

International Publishers

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Socialism : Utopian and Scientific

Progress Publishers Moscow

“An eternal being created human society as it is today, and submission to ‘superiors’ and ‘authority’ is imposed on the ‘lower’ classes by divine will.” This suggestion, coming from the pulpit, platform and press, has hypnotized the minds of men and proves to be one of the strongest pillars of exploitation. 
The history of the family dates from 1861, the year of the publication of Bachofen’s “Mutterrecht” (maternal law) Engles makes the following propositions: 
1. That in the beginning people lived in unrestricted sexual intercourse, which he dubs, not very felicitously, hetaerism. 
2. That such an intercourse excludes any absolutely certain means of determining parentage; that consequently descent could only be traced by the female line in compliance with maternal law – and that this was universally practiced by all the nations of antiquity. 
3. That consequently women as mothers, being the only well known parents of younger generations, received a high tribute of respect and deference, amounting to a complete women’s rule (gynaicocracy), according to Bachofen’s idea. 
4. That the transition to monogamy, reserving a certain woman exclusively to one man, implied the violation of the primeval religious law (i.e., practically a violation of the customary right of all other men to the same woman), which violation had to be atoned for its permission purchased by the surrender of the women to the public for a limited time.

The Origin of the Family Private Property and the State

University Press of the Pacific

The Holy Family: Critique of Critical Critique is the first joint work of Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. At the end of August 1844 Marx and Engels met in Paris and their meeting was the beginning of their joint creative work in all fields of theoretical and practical revolutionary activity. By this time Marx and Engels had completed the transition from idealism to materialism and from revolutionary democratism to communism. The polemic The Holy Family was written in Paris in autumn 1844. It reflects the progress in the formation of Marx and Engel’s revolutionary materialistic world outlook.

The Holy Family

Literature & Fiction

ENGELS, FRIEDRICH

History & Criticism

The Communist Manifesto

Wayne, Jack

Engles, Frederick

Canadian Scholars' Press

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