Landmarks of Scientific Socialism

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter I
Translator's Introduction
Chapter II
Prefaces
Part I
Part II
Part III
Chapter III
Introduction
I. In General
II. What Herr Duehring Has to Say

PART I
Chapter IV
Apriorism
The Scheme of the Universe
Chapter V
Natural Philosophy
Time and Space
Cosmogony, Physics, and Chemistry
The Organic World
The Organic World (conclusion)
Chapter VI
Moral and Law
Eternal Truths
Equality
Freedom and Necessity
Chapter VII
The Dialectic
Quantity
Negation of the Negation
Conclusion

PART II
Chapter VIII
Political Economy
I. Objects and Methods
II. The Force Theory
III. Force Theory (continued)
IV. Force Theory (conclusion)
V. Theory of Value
VI. Simple and Compound Labor
VII. Capital and Surplus Value
VIII. Capital and Surplus Value (conclusion)
IX. Natural Economic Laws—Ground Rent
X. With Respect to the "Critical History"

PART III
Chapter IX
Socialism
Production
Distribution
The State, The Family, and Education
Appendix