No Bosses, No Gods: Marx, Engels, and the Twenty-first Century Study of Religion

Acknowledgements\nCommon Abbreviations\nNote on Translations\nNote on Religion and “Religion”\nContents\nOverture. Left Out in the Cold War\nPart One. Putting Marx in His Place\nChapter One Carbuncles and All: The Difficult Life of a Difficult Man\nPostscript Unreading Marx in the Twenty-First Century\nChapter Two Age of the Living Dead: Marx and the Political Economy of an Upside-Down World\nPostscript Marx and the End of Marxist “Ideology”\nChapter Three False Friends and True Comrades: Engels on the Limits of Christian Socialism\nPostscript Marx and Engels? Marx or Engels? Marx vs. Engels?\nChapter Four Vanguard of the Revolution: Plekhanov, Russian Marxism, and the Peasant Question\nPostscript How Heavy is a Nightmare?\nInterlude Capital Red in Tooth and Claw\nPart Two Taking Marx to Work\nChapter Five Which Side Are You On? Religion as Contentious Cosmopolitics\nPostscript Interwar Fascists, Post-War Boomers, and the Study of Religion\nChapter Six Real Enough to Count: Critical Criticism and the Genealogy of “Religion”\nPostscript Class, Contention, and Capital in Eighteenth-Century England\nCoda A World of Trouble\nBibliography\nIndex