Invention of Marxism

PROLOGUE: Marxism as a Generational Project
I SOCIALIZATION
Born in the Nineteenth Century: Family Influences
Adolescence and Its Discontents: Emerging Worldviews
Beating the Drum: Literary Influences
II POLITICIZATION
Paths to Marxism I: London, Paris, Zurich, Vienna (1878-1888)
Translating Marxism: Guesde and Jaures
Star Students: Bernstein and Kautsky
Theory and Practice: Adler's Belated Marxism
Paths to Marxism II: Geneva, Warsaw, St. Petersburg (1885-1903)
The Social Question as a Political Question: Plekhanov's Turn toward Marx
The Social Question as a Question of Power: Struve and Lenin
Engagement as Science: Luxemburg
III ENGAGEMENT
On Misery, or the First Commandment: The Radical Study of Reality
Miserable Living: Depicting Proletarians and Peasants
Miserable Labor: The Proletarian World of Work
On Revolution, or the Second Commandment: Philosophy as Practice
Revolutionary Expectations
Revolution at Last? Dress Rehearsal in St. Petersburg, 1905/06
CONCLUSION: From Marx to Marxism: Fieldworkers, Bookworms, and Adventurers

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