Alasdair MacIntyre's engagement with Marxism : selected writings 1953-1974 / / edited and with an introduction by Paul Blackledge & Neil Davidson.

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Superior document:Historical materialism book series, v. 19
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Year of Publication:2008
Language:English
Series:Historical materialism book series ; 19.
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Physical Description:lxiv, 443 p.
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Table of Contents:
  • Extracts from Marxism : an interpretation
  • Marxist tracts
  • On not misrepresenting philosophy
  • The algebra of the revolution
  • Notes from the moral wilderness
  • Dr. Marx and Dr. Zhivago
  • Marcuse, Marxism, and the Monolith
  • The straw man of the age
  • The 'New Left'
  • What is Marxist theory for?
  • From Macdonald to Gaitskell
  • Communism and British intellectuals
  • Freedom and revolution
  • Breaking the chains of reason
  • Is a neutralist foreign policy possible?
  • The man who answered the Irish question
  • Culture and revolution
  • Marxists and Christians
  • Rejoinder to left reformism
  • Congo, Katanga, and the UNO
  • Sartre as a social theorist
  • The sleepwalking society : Britain in the sixties
  • Open letter to a right-wing young socialist
  • The new capitalism and the British working class
  • C. Wright Mills
  • Going into Europe
  • Prediction and politics
  • True voice
  • Trotsky in exile
  • Labour policy and capitalist planning
  • Marx
  • The socialism of R.H. Tawney
  • Marxist mask and romantic face : Lukacs on Thomas Mann
  • Pascal and Marx : on Lucien Goldmann's hidden god
  • Recent political thought
  • Herbert Marcuse
  • How not to write about Stalin
  • How to write about Lenin and how not to
  • The strange death of social democratic England
  • In place of Harold Wilson?
  • Marxism of the will
  • Mr. Wilson's pragmatism
  • Tell me where you stand on Kronstadt
  • Irish mythologies
  • Sunningdale : a 'colonial' solution
  • Irish conficts and British illusions
  • Epilogue. 1953, 1968, 1995 : three perspectives.