The Holy Family

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The Holy Family or Critique of Critical Criticism. Against Bruno Bauer and Company Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, translated by Richard Dixon and Clement Dutts

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The Holy Family, or Critique of Critical Criticism. Against Bruno Bauer and Company. (Marx & Engels)

• Foreword

• Chapter I. "Critical Criticism in the Form of a Master-Bookbinder", or Critical Criticism as Herr Reichardt (by Engels)

• Chapter II. "Critical Criticism" as a "Mill-Owner", or Critical Criticism as Herr Jules Fausber (by Engels)

• Chapter III. "The Thoroughness of Critical Criticism", or Critical Criticism as Herr J. (Jungnitz?) (by Engels)

• Chapter IV. "Critical Criticism" as the Tranquillity of Knowledge, or "Critical Criticism" as Herr Edgar

• Chapter V. "Critical Criticism" as a Mystery-Monger, or "Critical Criticism" as Herr Szdiga (by Marx)

• • 1) "The Mystery of Degeneracy in Civilisation" and "The Mystery of Rightlessness in the State"
  • 2) The Mystery of Speculative Construction
  • 3) "The Mystery of Educated Society"
  • 4) "The Mystery of Probity and Piety"
  • 5) "Mystery, a Mockery"
  • 6) Turtle-Dove (Rigolette)
  • 7) The World System of the Mysteries of Paris

• Chapter VI. Absolute Critical Criticism, or Critical Criticism as Herr Bruno
  • 1) Absolute Criticism's First Campaign (by Marx)
    • a) "Spirit" and "Man"
    • b) The Jewish Question No 1 The Setting of The Questions
    • c) Hinrichs No 1 Mysterious Hints on Politics, Socialism and Philosophy
  • 2) Absolute Criticism's Second Campaign
    • a) Hinrichs No 2 "Criticism" and "Feuerbach". Condemnation of Philosophy (by Engels)
    • b) The Jewish Question No 2 Critical Discoveries on Socialist Jurisprudence and Politics (Nationality) (by Marx)
  • 3) Absolute Criticism's Third Campaign (by Marx)
    • a) Absolute Criticism's Self-Apology Its "Political" Past
    • b) The Jewish Question No 3
    • c) Critical Battle against the French Revolution
    • d) Critical Battle against French Materialism
    • e) Final Defeat of Socialism
    • f) The Speculative Cycle of Absolute Criticism and the Philosophy of Self-Consciousness

• Chapter VII. Critical Criticism's Correspondence
  • 1) The Critical Mass (by Marx)
  • 2) The "UnCritical Mass" and "Critical Criticism"
    • a) The "Obdurate Mass" and the "Unsatisfied Mass" (by Marx)
    • b) The "Soft-Hearted" Mass "Pining for Redemption" (by Engels)
    • c) Grace Bestowed on the Mass (by Marx)
  • 3) The Un-Critically Critical Mass, or "Criticism" and the "Berlin Couleur" (by Marx)

• Chapter VIII. The Earthly Course and Transfiguration of "Critical Criticism", or "Critical Criticism" as Rudolph, Prince of Geroldstein (by Marx)
  • 1) Critical Transformation of a Butcher into a Dog, or Chourineur
  • 2) Revelation of the Mystery of Critical Religion, or Fleur de Marie
    • a) The Speculative "Marguerite"
    • b) Fleur de Marie
  • 3) Revelation of the Mysteries of Law
    • a) The Maitre d'ecole or the New Penal Theory. The Mystery of Solitary Confinement Revealed. Medical Mysteries
    • b) Reward and Punishment Double Justice (with a Table)
    • c) Abolition of Degeneracy Within Civilisation and of Rightlessness in The State
  • 4) The Revealed Mystery of the "Standpoint"
  • 5) Revelation of the Mystery of the Utilisation of Human Impulses, or Clemence d'Harville
  • 6) Revelation of the Mystery of the Emancipation of Women, or Louie Morel
  • 7) Revelation of Political Economic Mysteries
    • a) Theoretical Revelation of Political Economic Mysteries
    • b) "The Bank for The Poor"
    • c) Model Farm at Bouqueval
  • 8) Rudolph, "the Revealed Mystery of All Mysteries"

• Chapter IX. The Critical Last Judgment (by Marx)

• Historical Epilogue

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