Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Acknowledgments XI
4. Introduction: Marxism and the Sense of Subjectivity 1
5. PART ONE: Marx
6. 1. Marx's Hopes for Individuation 13
7. 2. The "Real Individual" and Marx's Method 42
8. 3. Marx's Concept of Labor 53
9. 4. Reason, Interest, and the Necessity of History — the Ambiguities of Marx's Legacy 64
10. PART TWO: From Engels to Gramsci
11. 5. Engels and the Dialectics of Nature 103
12. 6. The Rise of Orthodox Marxism 113
13. 7. Revolutionary Rationalism— Luxemburg, Lukacs, and Gramsci 125
14. PART THREE: Existential Marxism
15. 8. The Prospects for Individuation Reconsidered 139
16. 9. Sartre—The Fear of Freedom 156
17. 10. Merleau- Ponty— The Ambiguity of History 197
18. Epilogue 231
19. Notes 237
20. Bibliography 263
21. Index 277