1. A life and it impact; 2. The young Hegelian; 3. From God to money; 4. Enter the proletariat; 5. The first Marxism; 6. Alienation as a theory of history; 7. The goal of history; 8 Economics; 9. Communism; 10. An assessment; Note on sources; Further Reading; Index.
Peter Singer is Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University. He is best known for his book, Animal Liberation, and his other books include Practical Ethics, Rethinking Life and Death, and How Are We to Live?.
"I always recommend that undergraduates should read Singer's book to get an overview. I find it a very useful introduction: succinct and sophisticated."--Professor Diana Coole, University of California, Irvine"[An] excellent brief presentation of Marx and his teachings, written with clarity and conciseness; up-to-date in its sources, dispassionate in its approach to [Marx] and balanced in its assessment."--Peter McConville, University of San Francisco"Clear, concise, insightful, and even-handed."--Susan Armstrong-Buck, Humboldt State University
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