Essentialism in the Thought of Karl Marx Scott Meikle DuckworthHEI 4048038 ceraid Dockwo ‘Soca intbehowh Kar Mara 1 ) 1965 P31 Contents Preface Abbreviations Introduction ii Thep Historiography and Dialectical Philosophy The hidden agenda iv Hegel natural valet proceses of develo (@) The concrete universal the real starting point for istory oming-to-be of Capital raytal method’ of clastic palit! + Theloratin ofthe fn farm fale: capitalw Comets 4, The Two Turing-points of History and the Two Regulators 1 Room of supply of aman mci labour Ii-Theplan-ctsomary and conciue “Methods of Labour’ and Extraction of Surplus Labou 5 The general theory a hstary and the theory fhe {ij Contradiction: frm and content Europ om deicbonage to wagelsbour 6. History as Change and History as Plogress 1 Necesiesin the historic i The acl of nivera elton i Theuniveratsabiltyofexchange-alue iv Pole world itor 7. Atomism and Essentials 1 Thetwotradons i Realnecesty it Essence and time $i Tehelogy and explanation i Elin 1 eeoogy Law Select Bibliography Index 10