Marxism and Scientific Socialism by Thomas, Paul -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Routledge studies in social and political thought Contents Preface

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Acknowledgements Introduction

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1 Marx and science

Marx and natural science Socialism and communism Science and positivism Science and society Genuine science Footnotes

2 Engels and “scientific socialism”

The effects of distortion The pattern of distortion The nature of distortion The stakes of distortion Footnotes

3 The question of Darwin

Darwin, Marx, Engels Footnotes

4 Scientific socialism on the ground

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5 Scientific socialism and dialectical materialism

Materialism and empirio-criticism Dialectics of nature Footnotes

6 Althusser and the enchantment of science

“Normal” versus “revolutionary” science? Science and orthodoxy Science and ideology Politics and vision? The enchantment of science Footnotes

Conclusion

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Epilogue

The problem posed Nature and human nature Natural and unnatural acts Nature and natural science Human needs and human nature Concluding remarks Footnotes

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Preface: What’s in a word? Introduction 1 Marx and science 2 Engels and “scientific socialism” 3 The question of Darwin 4 Scientific socialism on the ground: Haldane, Bernal, and “scientific socialism” 5 Scientific socialism and dialectical materialism 6 Althusser and the enchantment of science Conclusion Epilogue: nature and artifice in Marx

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