For Marx
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For Marx
Summary
For Marx is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- For Marx authored Louis Althusser[2].
- For Marx's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[3].
- For Marx was published by Allen Lane[4].
- For Marx's place of publication is recorded as London[5].
- For Marx's language of work or name is recorded as English[6].
- For Marx comprises Contradiction and Overdetermination (printed English translation from 1969)[7].
- For Marx comprises On the Materialist Dialectic (printed English translation from 1969)[8].
- For Marx comprises To My English Readers [1969][9].
- For Marx comprises Front matter of "For Marx" 1969[10].
- For Marx comprises Dedication in: "For Marx" (1969)[11].
- For Marx comprises Acknowledgements (engl. 1965)[12].
- For Marx comprises Introduction: Today (printed English translation from 1969)[13].
- For Marx comprises Feuerbach's 'Philosophical Manifestoes' (printed English translation from 1969)[14].
- For Marx comprises 'On The Young Marx' (printed English translation from 1969)[15].
- For Marx comprises The 'Piccolo Teatro': Bertolazzi and Brecht (printed English translation from 1969)[16].
- For Marx comprises The '1844 Manuscripts' of Karl Marx (printed English translation from 1969)[17].
- For Marx comprises Marxism and Humanism (printed English translation from 1969)[18].
- For Marx comprises Glossary (in printed English translation of "For Marx" from 1969)[19].
- For Marx comprises A Letter to the Translator (printed 1969)[20].
- For Marx comprises Q94070355[21].
- For Marx comprises intentionally blank page[22].
- For Marx was released on 1969[23].
- For Marx's edition or translation of is recorded as For Marx[24].
- For Marx's translator is recorded as Ben Brewster[25].
- For Marx's has edition or translation is recorded as For Marx (.html-version [2002] of the English edition from 1969)[26].
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Authorship and Creation
For Marx authored Louis Althusser[2]. It was published by Allen Lane[4].
Publication
For Marx was released on 1969[23]. Its place of publication is recorded as London[5]. Its language of work or name is recorded as English[6].