THREE MARX’S THEORIES OF FREEDOM AND EXPLOITATION: A RECONSTRUCTION AND DEFENSE

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS ix
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xiii
4. INTRODUCTION 1
5. Part I: Marx’s Moral Perspective
6. ONE. THE DEVELOPMENT OF MARX’S MORAL PERSPECTIVE 35
7. TWO. CONSEQUENTIALIST INTERPRETATIONS OF MARX 80
8. THREE MARX’S THEORIES OF FREEDOM AND EXPLOITATION: A RECONSTRUCTION AND DEFENSE 115
9. PART II. MARXISM AND MORALITY
10. FOUR “MARXIST ΑΝΤΙ-MORALISΜ”: A CRITIQUE 169
11. FIVE. MARXISM AND MORAL HISTORICISM 212
12. SIX. MORALITY AND IDEOLOGY 236
13. SEVEN. MARXISM, MORAL RELATIVISM, AND MORAL OBJECTIVITY 268
14. PART III. MARXISM AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
15. EIGHT. MARXIST CRITIQUES OF JUSTICE AND RIGHTS 317
16. NINE. MARXIST AND LEFTIST OBJECTIONS TO RAWLS' THEORY OF JUSTICE: A CRITICAL REVIEW 361
17. TEN. TOWARD AN ADEQUATE MARXIST MORAL AND SOCIAL THEORY 416
18. APPENDIX. STAGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MARX’S THOUGHT 461
19. BIBLIOGRAPHY 465
20. INDEX 507