Karl Marx: Class, State, Ideology, Socialism
Table of Contents

• Class Struggles in France/18 Brumaire
  1. Theoretical Principles: Method and Class
  2. Theoretical Principles: Politics
  3. Historical Materialism - 1
  4. Historical Materialism - 2
  5. Historical Materialism - 3
  6. Class-in-Itself vs Class-for-Itself - Rural
  7. Class-in-Itself vs Class-for-Itself - Urban
  8. Mid-19th Century France Class Conflict Model
  9. Non-Inevitability of Working Class Revolution
     1. Economic
        1. Crises
        2. Uneven Development of Capitalism
     2. Class
        3. Bourgeoisie
        4. Petite Bourgeoisie
        5. Peasantry
        6. Subordinate Class Alliances
     3. Ideology
        7. Fraternite
        8. Cult of People
        9. Religion
        10. Radical Press Suppressed
     4. Political
        11. Electoral Alliance
        12. Coercive Repression
        13. Ateliers
        14. Clubs
        15. International Holy Alliances
     5. Other:
        11. Technological
        12. Ecological
  10. STATE AND CLASS
      1. Instrumentalism
      2. Structuralism
      3. Party-Class Relations
      4. Bonapartist State
         • Conditions
         • Bonaparte-Bourgeois Relations
      5. Suffrage and Class
  11. Summary: Class, State, Ideology
      1. Theoretical Hypotheses: 1-3
      2. Theoretical Hypotheses: 4-5
• Socialism/Communism/Revolution: Civil War in France (The Paris Commune, 1870-1)
  1. Economic Conditions of Socialism
  2. Political Conditions of Socialism
  3. Democratic Conditions of Socialism
  4. Military Conditions of Socialism
  5. Juridical Conditions of Socialism
  6. Ideological Conditions of Socialism
  7. Domestic Reproduction Under Socialism

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