The Marxist conception of the state : a contribution to the differentiation of the sociological and the juristic method / by Max Adler ; edited and with a preface by Mark E. Blum.

• Intro; ‎Contents; ‎Preface; ‎Foreword; ‎A Scholarly Motto That Contributes to the Present Marxist Critique; ‎Chapter 1. Politics and Sociology; ‎Chapter 2. The Sociological Unity of State and Society; ‎Chapter 3. The Development of the Concept of Society; ‎Chapter 4. The Further Development of the Concept of Society by Marx; ‎Chapter 5. The Formal Logic of Law in Kelsen; ‎Chapter 6. What is Essential in Marx's Concept of the State; ‎Chapter 7. What Is a Class?; ‎Chapter 8. Class and Party; ‎Chapter 9. Political and Social Democracy; ‎Chapter 10. Democracy and Freedom. 
• ‎Chapter 11. Revolution or Evolution?‎; Chapter 12. Democracy and Its Organisation; ‎Chapter 13. Dictatorship; ‎Chapter 14. Government and Administration; ‎Chapter 15. Excursus on Anarchism; ‎1. The Denial of Force, Law, and Authority; ‎2. The Legal Order and the Conventional Order; ‎3. The Real Difference between Anarchism and Socialism; ‎4. Socialism and Individualism; ‎Chapter 16. Apparent Anarchism in Marxism; ‎1. The Idea of Liberation; ‎2. Political and Social Forces. The 'Political State'; ‎3. The Destruction of the Machinery of the State; ‎4. The Withering Away of the State. 
• ‎Chapter 17. The 'Marvel' of the Stateless Organisation‎; Chapter 18. Utopianism in Marx and Engels; ‎Chapter 19. Why We Are Not Understood!; ‎Afterword; ‎Bibliography; ‎Index.

• "This translation of Max Adler's Die Staatsauffassung des Marxismus enables English readers to know a significant perspective on Marx's theory of the state, which was central to the interwar period in which he was writing (1922). In an extended dialogue with democratic jurist Hans Kelsen, Adler shows that the so-called necessity of law as the neutral arbiter of a democratic society has been heretofore a flawed imposition of the authoritative understandings of the ruling classes. Adler's brings to his argument the Kantian concept of 'sociation', where every human judgment perforce sets its determinations within its view of the social whole, demonstrating that an accurate comprehension of interdependent equality that realizes an objective 'sociation' can only occur in a 'classless' society"-- 

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State, The.  (LCSH)

Communism and society.  (LCSH)

Communism and society.  (fast)

Communist state.  (fast)

State, The.  (fast)

State, The  (LCSH)

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