Marx and the Western World

edited by Nicholas Lobkowicz

CONTENTS	[xv-xvii]

Preface: Nicholas Lobkowicz	ix
Abbreviations	xix

PART ONE THE FOUNDATIONS	1

1 On the Interpretation of Marx’s Thought	3
George Lichtheim, University of London

2 The Young and the Old Marx	19
Iring Fetscher, University of Frankfurt
Comment	39
Marx W. Wartofsky, Boston University

3 Did the Proletariat Need Marx and Did Marxism Help the Proletariat? Maximilien Rubel, Centre d’Etudes Sociologiques, Paris	45

4 Marx’s Theory of Class Domination: An Attempt at Systematization Wlodzimierz Wesolowski, Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Warsaw	53
Comment on the Papers by M. Rubel and W. Wesolowski,	99
Alfred G. Meyer, Michigan State University

5 Marx as a Political Theorist	103
Robert C. Tucker, Princeton University

6 The Philosophical and Sociological Relevance of Marx’s Concept of Alienation	133
Gajo Petrović, University of Zagreb
Comment	153
Marx W. Wartofsky, Boston University

7 Marx’s Theory of Ethics Svetozar Stojanović, University of Belgrade	161
Comment	172
A. James Gregor, University of Kentucky

8 The Individual and History Karel Kosík, Institute of Philosophy, Prague	177
Comment A. James Gregor, University of Kentucky	191
A Rejoinder Karel Kosík	195

PART TWO THE IMPACT OF MARX AND MARXISM ON THE NONCOMMUNIST WORLD	197

9 Marx’s Impact on European Socialism	199
Gerhart Niemeyer, University of Notre Dame

10 Marx and American Democracy Maximilien Rubel, Centre d’Etudes Sociologiques, Paris	217

11 Marxism and Latin American Development	229
Helio Jaguaribe, Stanford University

12 Marxism and the Moslem World: The Middle East	253
Helène Carrère d’Encausse, Centre d’Etudes des Relations Internationales, Paris

13 Marxian Socialism in the Far East	281
Masamichi Inoki, Kyoto University, Japan

PART THREE MARX AND CHRISTIANITY	301

14 Marx’s Attitude Toward Religion Nicholas Lobkowicz, University of Notre Dame	303

15 Is Marx’s Thought Relevant to the Christian? A Catholic View	337
Gaston Fessard, S.J., France

16 Is Marx’s Thought Relevant to the Christian? A Protestant View	371
James L. Adams, Harvard University

PART FOUR MARX AND THE WESTERN WORLD	389

17 From the Marxist-Leninist Point of View E. V. Il’enkov, Institute of Philosophy, Moscow	391

18 The Obsolescence of Marxism	409
Herbert Marcuse, University of California

19 Some Critical Comments on Marx’s Philosophy George L. Kline, Bryn Mawr College	419
Comment Louis Dupré, Georgetown University	432

Index	437

SOURCE: Marx and the Western World, edited by Nicholas Lobkowicz. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press, 1967. xix, 444 pp. (Papers presented at an international symposium held at the University of Notre Dame, April 1966, and sponsored by the Committee on International Relations, University of Notre Dame.)

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