Anti-Dühring

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Anti-Dühring by Friedrich Engels

Anti-Dühring, published in 1878, was Friedrich Engel's major contribution to the exposition and development of Marxist theory. Formerly known by the ironic title, Herr Eugen Dühring's Revolution in Science, the modern title recalls Julius Caesar's polemic Anti-Cato.— Excerpted from Anti-Dühring on Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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Source Marx-Engels Archive
Written September 1876 - June 1878
Translated by Emile Burns

• Preface to 1878 Edition
• Preface to 1885 Edition
• Preface to 1894 Edition

[edit] Introduction

• Chapter One: General
• Chapter Two: What Herr Dühring Promises

[edit] Part I - Philosophy

• Chapter Three: Classification. Apriorism
• Chapter Four: World Schematism

[edit] Philosophy of Nature

• Chapter Five: Time and Space
• Chapter Six: Cosmogony, Physics, Chemistry
• Chapter Seven: The Organic World
• Chapter Eight: The Organic World (Conclusion)

[edit] Morality and Law

• Chapter Nine: Eternal Truths
• Chapter Ten: Equality
• Chapter Eleven: Freedom and Necessity

[edit] Dialectics

• Chapter Twelve: Quantity and Quality
• Chapter Thirteen: Negation of the Negation
• Chapter Fourteen: Conclusion

[edit] Part II - Political Economy

• Chapter One: Subject Matter and Method
• Chapter Two: Theory of Force
• Chapter Three: Theory of Force (Continuation)
• Chapter Four: Theory of Force (Conclusion)
• Chapter Five: Theory of Value
• Chapter Six: Simple and Compound Labour
• Chapter Seven: Capital and Surplus-Value
• Chapter Eight: Capital and Surplus-Value (Conclusion)
• Chapter Nine: Natural Laws of the Economy. Rent of Land
• Chapter Ten: From Kritische Geschichte

[edit] Part III - Socialism

• Chapter One: Historical
• Chapter Two: Theoretical
• Chapter Three: Production
• Chapter Four: Distribution
• Chapter Five: State, Family, Education