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N.B. All the works below either have appeared or will appear in the Collected Works. The list below is intended as a check-list for reference and to indicate alternative translations.
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School Leaving Essays. Partial translation in E G . |
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Letter to his Father. E G , ET. |
3.Doctoral Thesis. The thesis itself is translated in N. Livergood, Activity in Marx's Philosophy (The Hague, 1967). Appendices partially translated in E G ,
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4.Poems 1836-1841. Partially translated in R. Payne (ed.), The Unknown Marx (London, 1972).
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Articles for Rheinische Zeitung. |
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Critique of Hegel's Philosophy |
of Right. Translated |
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A Correspondence of 1843. E G , ET. |
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On the Jewish Question. Bottomore, E G , EX; A |
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Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right: Introduction. Bottomore, E G , ET. |
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Critical Notes on The King of Prussia and Social Reform'. E G , ET. |
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12.The Holy Family (Moscow, 1956).
13.Theses on Feuerbach. Appendix to The German Ideology (Moscow, 1968).
14.The German Ideology (Moscow, 1968). Selections in an edition, with introduction, by C. Arthur (London, 1970).
15.Circular against Kriege. MEW iv.
16.Letter to Annenkov. Appendix to The Poverty of Philosophy (Moscow, 1956).
17.The Poverty of Philosophy (Moscow, 1956).
18.Karl Grim: The Social Movement in France and Belgium. MEW HI.
19.The Communism of the lRheinischer Beobachter'. MEW v.
20.Moralising Criticism and Criticising Moralism. Stenning.
21.Speech on Free Trade (Boston, 1888).
22.The Communist Manifesto. MESW 1; also separate editions by D. Ryazanow (London, 1936); H. Laslri (London, 1948); A. Taylor (Harmondsworth, 1967). The Communist Manifesto (McLellan, 1993).
23.Demands of the Communist Party in Germany. The Birth of his Communist League, ed. D. Struik (New York, 1971).
24.Articles for Neue Rheinische Zeitung. MEW v and vi.
25.Wage-Labour and Capital. MESW 1.
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26.Addresses of the Central Committee to the Communist League. March Address:
MESW 1; June Address: MEW VII.
27.Articles for Neue Rheinische Zeitung-Revue. MEW VII.
28.The Class Struggles in France. MESW 1.
29.Articles for New York Herald Tribune. Selections in: H. Christman (ed.), The
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American Journalism of Marx and Engels (New York, 1966); Marx on India, |
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1934); Revolution in Spain (London, 1939); Marx on |
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China (London, 1968); The Eastern Question, ed. E. and E. Aveling (London, |
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1897). Also the collections on Britain, Ireland and Colonialism above. |
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Complete edition, ed. Ferguson and O'Neil (New York, 1973). |
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The Eighteenth Brumaire |
of Louis Bonaparte. MESW 1. |
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The Great Men of Exile. |
The Cologne Communist Trial, ed. R. Livingstone |
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13.Palmerston and Russia, ed. L. Hutchinson (London, 1970).
54.The Knight of the Noble Conscience. The Cologne Communist Trial, ed. R. Livingstone (London, 1970).
35.Palmerston and Russia, ed. L. Hutchinson (London, 1970).
36.Articles for Neue Oder Zeitung. MEW xi.
57.Secret Diplomatic History of the Eighteenth Century, ed. L. Hutchinson (London, 1970).
38.Articles for The Peoples Paper and The Free Press. MEW XII.
39.General Introduction to Grundrisse. Appendix to A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy, trans. I. Stone (Chicago, 1904); Marx's Grundrisse, ed. D. McLellan (London, 1971).
40.Grundrisse. Selection in Marx's Grundrisse, ed. D. McLellan (London, 1971);
Pre-Capitalist Economic Formations, ed. E. Hobsbawm (London, 1964). Full translation (London and New York, 1973).
41.Articles for New American Cyclopaedia. MEW xiv.
42.Preface to A Critique of Political Economy. MESW 1.
43.A Critique of Political Economy. Translated by I. Stone (Chicago, 1904); reissued with an Introduction by M. Dobb (London, 1970).
44.Articles for Das Volk. MEW xm.
45.Herr Vogt. MEW xiv.
46.Articles for Die Presse. MEW xv.
47. Theories of Surplus Value, 3 vols (Moscow, 1968; London, 1969).
48.Manuscripts on the Polish Question (The Hague, 1963). No English translation.
49.Inaugural Address and Rules for First International. MESW 1.
50.Capital, Vol. 3. Translated by E. Untermann (Chicago, 1909); Moscow, 1972.
51.Value, Price and Profit. MESW 1.
52.On Proudhon. MESW 1.
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53.Results of the Immediate Process of Production. German in Archiv Marksa i Engelsa
(Moscow, 1934).
54.Capital, Vol. 1. Translated by S. Moore and E. Aveling (London, 1887); E. Untermann (Chicago, 1906); E. and C. Paul (London, 1928); Moscow, 1968. Capital, Vol. 1: Abridged editions by C. Arthur (London, 1992) and D. McLellan (Oxford, 1995).
55.Capital, Vol. 2. E. Untermann (Chicago, 1907); Moscow, 1971.
56.Two Addresses on the Franco-Prussian War. MESW 1.
57.On the Civil War in France. MESW 1; ed. C. Hitchens (London, 1971); The Drafts are also contained in K. Marx and F. Engels, On the Paris Commune
(Moscow, 1971); Writings of Marx and Engels on the Paris Commune, ed. H. Draper (New York, 1971).
58.The Alleged Splits in the International, ed. Freymond (Geneva, 1962).
59.Preface to Second German edition of Communist Manifesto. MES W 1 and other editions.
60.Speech at Amsterdam, 1872. MEW XVIII.
61.Afterword to Semid German edition of Capital. See editions of Capital above.
62.Remarks on Bakunin's Statism and Anarchy. H. Mayer, 'Marx on Bakunin: A neglected text', Cahiers de 1'ISEA. 1959.
63.Critique of the Gotha Programme. MESW 11.
64.French edition of Capital, Vol. 1. Oeuvres, ed. M. Rubel, 11 (Paris, 1968).
65.Letter to Mikhailovsky. Basic Writings on Politics and Philosophy, ed. L. Feuer (New York, 1959).
66.Circular Letter. MESC.
67.A Workers' Enquiry. C . P . G . B . (London, 1933).
68.Introduction to French Workers' Programme. Oeuvres (Paris, 1963) 1.
69.Letter to Vera Sassoulitch (and preliminary drafts). Selections in Marx and Engels,
The Russian Menace to Europe, ed. P. Blackstock and B. Hoselitz (London, !953)-
70.Notes on Wagner's Textbook of Political Economy. MEW xix. Texts on Method, ed. T. Carver (Oxford, 1924).
71.Preface to Second Russian edition of Communist Manifesto. MESW 1 and other editions.
C O M M E N T A R I E S
H.B. Acton, The Illusion of the Epoch (London, 1955). A critique of MarxismLeninism as a philosophical creed.
H.B. Acton, What Marx Really Said (London, 1967). A short critical exposition, concentrating on Marx's ideas of historical materialism.
H. P. Adams, Karl Marx in His Early Writings, 2nd ed. (London, 1965). The first
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examination in English of Marx's early writings up to, and including, The Holy Family. Slighdy dated.
L.Althusser, For Marx (London, 1970). A controversial interpretation of Marx using structuralist and Freudian concepts. Supports the idea of a radical break between the young and the old Marx.
L. Althusser, Reading Capital (London, 1971). An attempt to analyse Capital in a scientific manner and give an account of the philosophy underlying it.
W. Ash, Marxism and Moral Concepts (New York, 1964). A good introduction to the question.
S. Avineri, The Social and Political Thought of Karl Marx (Cambridge, 1968). An
important and interesting book which emphasises the continuity of Marx's thought from its earliest formulations and the influence of Hegel.
J. Barzun, Darwin, Marx and Wagner (Boston, 1946). Good in placing Marx in an intellectual tradition.
M. Beer, The Life and Teaching of Karl Marx (London and Manchester, 1921). A small book; necessarily dated.
R. Berki, Insight and Vision. The Problem of Communism in Marx's Thought (London, 1983). An original and penetrating discussion of Marx's ideas about communist society.
I. Berlin, Karl Marx. His Life and Environment (Oxford, 1939). A very readable short biography.
S. F. Bloom, The World of Nations. A Study of the National Implications in the Work of Marx (New York, 1941). An exposition of Marx's views on the position of nation states in the development of communism.
W. Blumenberg, Karl Marx (London, 1971). An excellent short biography mainly using Marx's own words with a varied selection of photographs.
M. M. Bober, Karl Marx's Interpretation of History, 2nd ed. (New York, 1965; original ed., 1927). The oldest and fullest discussion of historical materialism in English.
L. V. Bohm-Bawerk, Karl Marx and the Close of his System (London, 1890). The 'classical' critique of Marx's Capital.
T. Bottomore (ed.), Karl Marx (New York, 1971). A collection of commentaries on Marx, with an introduction, in the 'Makers of Modern Social Science' series.
T. Bottomore, The Sociological Theory of Marxism (London, 1973). Contains an analysis of Marx's theories on classes, the state, revolution, and so on.
L. B. Boudin, The Theoretical System of Karl Marx in the Light of Recent Criticism
(Chicago 1907; reprinted New York, 1967). A defence of Marx's materialist conception of history and economic doctrine in face of the criticisms of Revisionists.
G. Brenkert, Marx's Ethics of Freedom (London, 1983). The fullest discussion of the ethics implicit in Marx's work.
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E.R. Browder, Marx and America (London, 1959). A useful brief overview of the position of America in Marx's thought.
B.Delfgaauw, The Young Marx (London, 1967). A short account of the ideas of the young Marx and their relevance today.
R.N. Carew-Hunt, The Theory and Practice of Communism (London, 1963). Contains a rather over-schematised and unreliable section on Marx.
J. Carlebach, Karl Marx and the Radical Critique of Judaism (London, 1978). Very good on the Jewishness of Marx.
J. Carmichael, Karl Marx. The Passionate Logician (London, 1968). A shortish biography.
E. H. Carr, Karl Marx. A Study in Fanaticism (London, 1943). A well-written critical biography of medium length.
A.Carter, Marx: A Radical Critique (Brighton, 1988). A critique of Marx from an anarchist point of view.
T. Carver, Marx's Social Theory (Oxford, 1982). A short, clear exposition.
T. Carver, ed., The Cambridge Companion to Marx (Cambridge, 1991). A good collection of essays linking Marx to contemporary questions in the social sciences.
S. Chang, The Marxian Theory of the State (Philadelphia 1931; new ed. 1965). A good exposition, but one which conflates the ideas of Marx and Lenin.
G. Cohen, Karl Marx's Theory of History. A Defence (Oxford, 1978). A powerful book of great philosophical subdety and logical nuance.
G., Cohen, History, Labour and Freedom (Oxford, 1988). A collection revising, and expanding on, his earlier work.
G. D. H. Cole, What Marx Really Meant (London, 1934). A sympathetic and systematic exposition of Marx's ideas.
G.D. H. Cole, History of Socialist Thought (London, 1953, vols 1 and 2). A measured and well-researched placing of Marx in the history of socialist thought.
H.Collins and C. Abramsky, Karl Marx and the British Labour Movement. Years of
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D. Conway, A Farewell to Marx: An Outline and |
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R.Cooper, The Logical Influence of Hegel on Marx (Seattle, 1925). An interesting, though dated, comparison of the dialectics of Hegel and Marx.
A.Cornu, The Origins of Marxian Thought (Springfield, 1957). Deals with the development of Marx's ideas up to the mid 1840s.
M.Curtis (ed.), Marxism (New York, 1970). A wide-ranging reprint of articles on Marx's thought.