Marxism, Morality, and Social Justice

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CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION
Part I: Marx\'s Moral Perspective
	1. The Development of Marx\'s Moral Perspective
		Marx\'s First Period: Radical Liberalism (1841-1843)
		Marx\'s Second Period: Revolutionary Humanism (1843)
		Marx\'s Third Period: Original Marxism (1844)
		Marx\'s Transitional Works (1844—1847)
		Morality in Marx\'s Later Works (1848-1883)
	2. Consequentialist Interpretations of Marx
		Consequentialism, Utilitarianism, and Deontological Moral Theory
		Marx as a Utilitarian: A Critique
		Marx and Nonutilitarian Forms of Consequentialism
	3. Marx\'s Theory of Freedom and Exploitation: A Reconstruction and Defense
		Marx, Human Dignity, and Deontologism
		Marx\'s Concept and Theory of Freedom: A Reconstruction
		Morality and Marxist Concept(s) of Exploitation
Part II: Marxism and Morality
	4. \"Marxist Anti-Moralism\": A Critique
		Morality and the Scientific Status of Marxism
		Moral and Nonmoral Evaluation in Marx: A Critique of Wood and Miller
		Marxism, Naturalistic Inclinations, and Rational Self-interest
		Morality, Self-Interest, and Revolutionary Motivation
	5. Marxism and Moral Historicism
		The Inevitability Thesis
		The Collapse Theory of Capitalism
		Morality and History
	6. Morality and Ideology
		Global and Nonglobal Conceptions of Ideology
		The Marxist Concept of Ideology
		Morality, Ideology, and Moral Theory
	7. Marxism, Moral Relativism, and Moral Objectivity
		Marx, Engels, and Moral Relativism
		Marxism, Reflective Equilibrium, and the Original Position
		Moral Objectivity, Class Struggle, and Intersubjective Agreement
Part III: Marxism and Social Justice
	8. Marxist Critiques of Justice and Rights
		Marx\'s Generic Criticisms of Justice and Rights
		Marx on Rights as Part of the Egoistic Image of Man
		Marx on the Dissolution of Juridical Notions with the Advent of Communism
		Marx\'s Conception of Justice as an Internal Standard of Social Systems
		Class Interests and Social Justice: A Critique of Wood
	9. Marxist and Leftist Objections to Rawls\' Theory of Justice: A Critical Review
		Rights and Justice
		Marx and Rawls
		Objections to Rawls\' Methodology
		Substantive Objections to Rawls\' Moral Theory
		Objections to Rawls\' Application of His Theory
	10. Toward an Adequate Marxist Moral and Social Theory
		A Theory of Social Justice
		Social Justice and Marxist Empirical Theory
			A. Democratic, Self-Managing Socialism vs. Capitalism
			B. Democratic, Self-Managing Socialism vs. State-Socialism
			C. State-Socialism vs. Capitalism
			D. Capitalist vs. Post-Capitalist Societies in the Third World
		Revolution and Marxist Empirical Theory
APPENDIX: Stages in the Development of Marx\'s Thought
BIBLIOGRAPHY & INDEX
	Works by Marx
	Works by Marx and Engels
	Works by Engels
	Other Works
	INDEX