Library:The German ideology/Proletarians and communism

Table of contents

1. Preface
2. Feuerbach: Opposition of the materialist and idealist outlooks
3. Idealism and materialism
4. The illusions of German ideology
5. Ideology in general, ideology in particular
6. First premises of the materialist method
7. Production and intercourse. Division of labour and forms of property – tribal, ancient, feudal
8. The essence of the materialist conception of history. Social being and social consciousness
9. History: fundamental conditions
10. Private property and communism
11. History as a continuous process
12. Development of the productive forces as a material premise of communism
13. The illusion of the epoch
14. Civil society — and the conception of history
15. Feuerbach: philosophic, and real, liberation
16. Ruling class and ruling ideas
17. The real basis of ideology
18. Division of labor: town and country
19. The rise of manufacturing
20. The relation of state and law to property
21. Proletarians and communism
22. Individuals, class, and community
23. Forms of intercourse
24. Conquest
25. Contradictions of big industry: revolution
26. Footnotes
27. Note

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