Showing posts with label Indexes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indexes. Show all posts

Wednesday, 9 October 2024

Anti-Duhring - Table of Contents

 Table of Contents

Foreword


Engels Prefaces


Introduction


I - General



II - What Herr Duhring Promises



Part I - Philosophy


III - Classification. Apriorism



IV - World Schematism



V - Natural Philosophy. Time and Space



VI - Natural Philosophy.  Cosmogony.  Physics, Chemistry



VII - Natural Philosophy.  The Organic World



VIII - Natural Philosophy.  The Organic World (Concluded)



IX - Morals and Law.  Eternal Truths



X - Morals and Law. Equality



XI - Morals and Law.  Freedom and Necessity



XII - Dialectics.  Quantity and Quality



XIII - Dialectics.  Negation of The Negation



XIV - Conclusion



Part II, Political Economy

I - Subject Matter and Method



II - The Force Theory



III - The Force Theory (Continued)



IV - The Force Theory (Concluded)



V - Theory of Value



VI - Simple & Compound Labour



VII - Capital & Surplus Value



VIII - Capital & Surplus Value (Concluded)



IX - Natural Laws of Economics.  Ground-Rent



X - From The Critical History



Part III Socialism

I - Historical



II - Theoretical


Sunday, 16 July 2023

Lessons Of The Chinese Revolution - Table of Contents

Introduction

Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4


Historical Background

Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5

The Chinese Revolution and the Theses of Comrade Stalin


Trotsky's First Speech On The Chinese Question



Trotsky's Second Speech On The Chinese Question



The Canton Insurrection


Stages of The Revolution



Democratic Dictatorship Or A Dictatorship Of The Proletariat



Adventurism As A Product of Opportunism



Soviets and Revolution



The Chinese Question After The Sixth Congress


Introduction



Permanent Revolution and The Canton Insurrection



The Inter-Revolutionary Period



The Soviets and The Constituent Assembly



One More On The Slogan Of The Democratic Dictatorship



Appendix - A Remarkable Document



What Is Happening In China?



A Retreat In Full Disorder



Stalin and The Chinese Revolution

1. The Bloc of Four Classes



2. The Perspectives of The Revolution According To Stalin


3. Stalin and Chiang Kai Shek



4. The Strategy of Lenin and The Strategy of Stalin



5. The Government of Chiang Kai Shek As A Living Refutation of The State



6. How The Shanghai Overturn Took Place



7. The Organisers Of The “Infusion Of Workers’ And Peasants’ Blood”


8. Stalin Repeats His Experiment With The "Left" Guomindang



9. Against The Opposition - For The Guomindang



10. Stalin Again Disarms the Chinese Workers and Peasants



11. The Stalinist Experiment With Ministerialism



12. Leaders and Masses



13. The Canton Uprising



14. The Period of Putschism



15. After The Sixth Congress



16. Soviets and The Class Character of The Revolution



17. The Chinese Question At The 16th Congress of The CPSU



18. The Character of Stalin's Mistakes



The 1949 Revolution



Saturday, 10 June 2023

The Poverty of Philosophy - Table of Contents

 Table of Contents

Introduction


Engels' Preface



Chapter 1 - A Scientific Discover


1. The Antithesis of Use Value and Exchange Value


2. Constituted Value or Synthetic Value



3. Application of the Law of the Proportionality of Value



Sixth Observation



Seventh and Last Observation



The Division Of Labour and Machinery



Competition and Monopoly



Property Or Rent



Strikes and Combinations of Workers