The Logic of Marx

Jindřich Zelený

Contents

Translator’s Foreword		ix
Author’s Foreword to the German edition		xiii
Author’s Introduction		1

Part I Analysis in Analysis in Marx’s Capital

Chapter 1	Marx on ‘scientific explanation’	9
Chapter 2	The transformation of concepts	13
Chapter 3	Forms of reality and thought	21
Chapter 4	The starting point	31
Chapter 5	Theory and history	35
	Grushin’s interpretation	40
Chapter 6	Dialectical derivation	47
	Marx’s new conception of logic	59
	Methods	65
Chapter 7	Causal relations	71
	Causality and contradiction	80
Chapter 8	Mathematics in Marxian analysis	89
	Mathematics	100
Chapter 9	Appearance and essence	103
Chapter 10	Analysis and synthesis in Marx’s Presentation	108
Chapter 11	Structural-genetic analysis	113

Part II The Marxian critique of Hegel

Chapter 12	The critique of Hegel in the Paris manuscripts	117
	The negation of the negation	117
	Hegel’s ‘apparently critical’ position	122
	Objectivity and objectification	124
	Logic and Encyclopedia	127
Chapter 13	The Holy Family	134
Chapter 14	The German Ideology	138
	The critical method	139
	The end of philosophy?	144
	Marx and Stirner	146
	The active individual	150
	Hegelian philosophy as a unification of Spinoza and Fichte?	156
	It is not sufficient to make Feuerbach practical	160
	Marx and Ruge	169
Chapter 15	The Poverty of Philosophy	173
Chapter 16	Stages in the Marxian critique of Hegel	176
Chapter 17	A new type of rationality and the supersession of traditional ontology	187

Part III Being, Praxis and Reason

Chapter 18	Kant and Marx	193
Chapter 19	The supersession of traditional ontology	203
Chapter 20	Praxis and reason	209

Notes		214
Bibliography		239
Translator’s Bibliography		246
Index		248

SOURCE: Zelený, Jindřich. The Logic of Marx, translated and edited by Terrell Carver. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1980. [xiii], 251 pp.

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The Logic of Marx

Jindřich Zelený

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