MECW volumes on a bookshelf
Marx/Engels Collected Works (also known as MECW) is the largest existing collection of English translations of works by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. Its 50 volumes contain publications by Marx and Engels released during their lifetimes, many unpublished manuscripts of Marx’s economic writings, and extensive personal correspondence. The Collected Works, for the most part compiled by the Institute of Marxism-Leninism of the CC CPSU, was issued from 1975 to 2004 by Progress Publishers (1931, Moscow) in collaboration with Lawrence and Wishart (1936, London) and International Publishers (1924, New York City).
History and overview[edit]
MECW volumes, most of them without their typical white book jackets, in a library.
Although about a third of Marx and Engels’ works were originally written in English and partly published in the British or American press,[1] the vast majority of their literary legacy was not collected, translated (where necessary) and made available in an extensive English edition for decades after their death.
In the Soviet Union, comprehensive collections of the works of Marx and Engels were already compiled in the 1920s and 1930s (an aborted complete edition, MEGA1, as well as a first Russian edition in 28 volumes, Sochineniya1). But only following the publication of new editions in Russian and German in the 1950s and 1960s (Sochineniya2 and Marx-Engels-Werke with 39 basic volumes and a few more supplementary ones later on), an English edition begun being prepared by Soviet editors with the help of the publishing houses of the Communist Parties in Great Britain and the USA and translators from these countries.[2]
After general editing principles had been agreed upon by the representatives of all three sides (Institute of Marxism-Leninism and Progress Publishers, Moscow, the Central Committees of the CPs in Great Britain and the US and their publishers Lawrence and Wishart, London, and International Publishers, New York) at a conference in Moscow in December 1969,[3] the first volume of the new edition was published in 1975.
More than forty volumes were published before the fall of the USSR; the few remaining ones were completed and issued by 2004 (V. 50).
Large parts of both authors’ early writings, many of their newspaper articles (e.g. from the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 1848-49) and most of their letters as well as many of Marx’s economic manuscripts were published in English for the first time in the Collected Works.[4] In total, the 50 volumes comprise 1,968 works and other documents (of which 805 were published in English for the first time) and 3,957 letters (of which 2,283 had never been published in English before).[5]
The Collected Works consists of writings by Marx between 1835 and his death in 1883, and by Engels between 1838 and his death in 1895. Early volumes (V. 1-2) include juvenilia, such as correspondence between Marx and his father, Marx’s poetry, and letters from Engels to his sister. The edition also contains several major, well-known works by Marx and Engels, such as The Condition of the Working Class in England (V. 4), The Communist Manifesto (V. 6), The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon (V. 11), and Anti-Dühring (V. 25).
The collection is divided into three parts. Volumes 1-27 collect the political, philosophical, historical and journalistic writings of the authors, in chronological order. Volumes 28-37 specifically collect Marx’s writings on political economy, including a large amount of draft material and manuscripts which culminated in the three volumes of Capital (V. 35-37). Finally, volumes 38-50 collect the letters and personal correspondence of the authors.[6]
Contents by volume[edit]
Although most of MECW’s volumes include material written by Marx and Engels (whether separately or as co-authors), a large minority of volumes are devoted to material written by only one author. Red check marks indicate the author’s presence in a volume, while black X marks indicate that the author’s work is absent. Although the volumes typically contain large varieties of material, only major selected items are listed below, for illustration.
Volume | Marx | Engels | Period | Pub. Date | Major Contents |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 1835-1843 | 1975 | Early writings of Marx, including doctoral dissertation The Difference Between the Democritean and Epicurean Philosophy of Nature[7] | ||
2 | 1838-1842 | 1975 | Early writings of Engels[8] | ||
3 | 1843-1844 | 1975 | Early writings of both, including the Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844, Critique of Hegel’s Philosophy of Right[9] | ||
4 | 1844-1845 | 1975 | The Holy Family, The Condition of the Working Class in England[10] | ||
5 | 1845-1847 | 1976 | The German Ideology, Theses on Feuerbach[11] | ||
6 | 1845-1848 | 1976 | The Communist Manifesto, The Poverty of Philosophy, Principles of Communism[12] | ||
7 | 1848 | 1977 | Articles for Neue Rheinische Zeitung[13][14][15] | ||
8 | 1848-1849 | 1977 | |||
9 | 1849 | 1977 | |||
10 | 1849-1851 | 1978 | The Class Struggles in France 1848–1850, The Peasant War in Germany[16] | ||
11 | 1851-1853 | 1979 | The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon, Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany[17] | ||
12 | 1853-1854 | 1979 | Newspaper articles concerning global politics and other writings, including The Civil War in the United States[18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25] | ||
13 | 1854-1855 | 1980 | |||
14 | 1855-1856 | 1980 | |||
15 | 1856-1858 | 1986 | |||
16 | 1858-1860 | 1980 | |||
17 | 1859-1860 | 1981 | |||
18 | 1857-1862 | 1982 | |||
19 | 1861-1864 | 1984 | |||
20 | 1864-1868 | 1985 | Articles and writings concerning the First International, Value, Price and Profit (V. 20)[26][27][28][29] | ||
21 | 1867-1870 | 1985 | |||
22 | 1870-1871 | 1986 | |||
23 | 1871-1874 | 1988 | |||
24 | 1874-1883 | 1989 | Critique of the Gotha Program, Socialism: Utopian and Scientific[30] | ||
25 | — | 1987 | Anti-Dühring, Dialectics of Nature[31] | ||
26 | 1882-1889 | 1990 | Origin of the Family, Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy[32] | ||
27 | 1890-1895 | 1990 | Late political writings of Engels[33] | ||
28 | 1857-1861 | 1986 | Grundrisse, A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy[34][35] | ||
29 | 1857-1861 | 1987 | |||
30 | 1861-1863 | 1988 | Economic Manuscripts of 1861–1863, which includes Theories of Surplus Value[36][37][38][39][40] | ||
31 | 1861-1863 | 1989 | |||
32 | 1861-1863 | 1989 | |||
33 | 1861-1863 | 1991 | |||
34 | 1861-1864 | 1994 | |||
35 | — | 1996 | Capital, Volume I[41] | ||
36 | — | 1997 | Capital, Volume II[42] | ||
37 | — | 1998 | Capital, Volume III[43] | ||
38 | 1844-1851 | 1982 | Letters[44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56] | ||
39 | 1852-1855 | 1983 | |||
40 | 1856-1859 | 1983 | |||
41 | 1860-1864 | 1985 | |||
42 | 1864-1868 | 1987 | |||
43 | 1868-1870 | 1988 | |||
44 | 1870-1873 | 1989 | |||
45 | 1874-1879 | 1991 | |||
46 | 1880-1883 | 1992 | |||
47 | 1883-1886 | 1995 | |||
48 | 1887-1890 | 2001 | |||
49 | 1890-1892 | 2001 | |||
50 | 1892-1895 | 2004 |
Differences with other Marx/Engels collections[edit]
Although the Collected Works is the most comprehensive English translation of Marx and Engels’ work, it is not their complete work. An ongoing project to publish the pair’s complete works in their original language (Marx-Engels-Gesamtausgabe) is expected to require 114 volumes.[57]
However, as MEGA differs from MECW particularly in content in that it presents numerous excerpts and notes in its fourth section, publishes the letters to Marx and Engels from third persons, and prints various editions of the same works (e.g. Capital), the overwhelming majority of the published writings, manuscripts, and letters of Marx and Engels are in any case included in MECW.[58]
See also[edit]
- Marx-Engels-Gesamtausgabe (MEGA), a project in progress to publish the complete untranslated works of Marx and Engels with extensive critical apparatus.
- The Karl Marx Library, an aborted 13 volume series edited by Saul K. Padover, terminated in 1977.
References[edit]
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). «General Introduction«. Collected Works. Vol. 1. London. pp. XVIII–XIX.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). «General Introduction«. Collected Works. Vol. 1. London. p. XVIII.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). «General Introduction«. Collected Works. Vol. 1. London. p. XXIV.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). «General Introduction«. Collected Works. Vol. 1. London. p. XIX.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (2004). «Preface«. Collected Works. Vol. 50. London. p. XXVIII.
- ^ «Marx & Engels Collected Works». Lawrence and Wishart.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). Collected Works. Vol. 1. London. ISBN 9780853152842.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). Collected Works. Vol. 2. London. ISBN 9780853152927.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). Collected Works. Vol. 3. London. ISBN 9780853152934.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). Collected Works. Vol. 4. London. ISBN 9780853152941.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1976). Collected Works. Vol. 5. London. ISBN 9780853153115.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1976). Collected Works. Vol. 6. London. ISBN 9780853153122.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1977). Collected Works. Vol. 7. London. ISBN 9780853153528.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1977). Collected Works. Vol. 8. London. ISBN 9780853153535.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1977). Collected Works. Vol. 9. London. ISBN 9780853153542.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1978). Collected Works. Vol. 10. London. ISBN 9780853153559.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1979). Collected Works. Vol. 11. London. ISBN 9780853153566.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1979). Collected Works. Vol. 12. London. ISBN 9780853153573.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1980). Collected Works. Vol. 13. London. ISBN 9780853153580.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1980). Collected Works. Vol. 14. London. ISBN 9780853154358.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1986). Collected Works. Vol. 15. London. ISBN 9780853154365.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1980). Collected Works. Vol. 16. London. ISBN 9780853154372.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1981). Collected Works. Vol. 17. London. ISBN 9780853154389.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1982). Collected Works. Vol. 18. London. ISBN 9780853154396.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1984). Collected Works. Vol. 19. London. ISBN 9780853154402.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1985). Collected Works. Vol. 20. London. ISBN 9780853154419.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1985). Collected Works. Vol. 21. London. ISBN 9780853154426.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1986). Collected Works. Vol. 22. London. ISBN 9780853154433.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1988). Collected Works. Vol. 23. London. ISBN 9780853154440.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1989). Collected Works. Vol. 24. London. ISBN 9780853154457.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1987). Collected Works. Vol. 25. London. ISBN 9780853154464.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1990). Collected Works. Vol. 26. London. ISBN 9780853154471.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1990). Collected Works. Vol. 27. London. ISBN 9780853154488.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1986). Collected Works. Vol. 28. London. ISBN 9780853154495.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1987). Collected Works. Vol. 29. London. ISBN 9780853154501.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1988). Collected Works. Vol. 30. London. ISBN 9780853154518.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1989). Collected Works. Vol. 31. London. ISBN 9780853154525.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1989). Collected Works. Vol. 32. London. ISBN 9780853154532.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1991). Collected Works. Vol. 33. London. ISBN 9780853154549.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1994). Collected Works. Vol. 34. London. ISBN 9780853154556.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1996). Collected Works. Vol. 35. London. ISBN 9780853158523.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1997). Collected Works. Vol. 36. London. ISBN 9780853154570.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1998). Collected Works. Vol. 37. London. ISBN 9780853154587.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1982). Collected Works. Vol. 38. London. ISBN 9780853154594.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1983). Collected Works. Vol. 39. London. ISBN 9780853154600.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1983). Collected Works. Vol. 40. London. ISBN 9780853154617.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1985). Collected Works. Vol. 41. London. ISBN 9780853156178.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1987). Collected Works. Vol. 42. London. ISBN 9780853156185.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1988). Collected Works. Vol. 43. London. ISBN 9780853156192.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1989). Collected Works. Vol. 44. London. ISBN 9780853156208.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1991). Collected Works. Vol. 45. London. ISBN 9780853156215.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1992). Collected Works. Vol. 46. London. ISBN 9780853156222.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1995). Collected Works. Vol. 47. London. ISBN 9780853156239.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (2001). Collected Works. Vol. 48. London. ISBN 9780853156246.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (2001). Collected Works. Vol. 49. London. ISBN 9780853156253.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (2001). Collected Works. Vol. 50. London. ISBN 9780853156260.
- ^ marxforschung.de: Marx-Engels-Gesamtausgabe (MEGA²) (German).
- ^ Wendling, Amy E. (March 2005). «Comparing Two Editions of Marx-Engels Collected Works«. Socialism and Democracy. 19: 181–189. doi:10.1080/0885430042000338499. S2CID 144273105.
External links[edit]
- «Index to Marx/Engels Collected Works», Marxists Internet Archive
MECW volumes on a bookshelf
Marx/Engels Collected Works (also known as MECW) is the largest existing collection of English translations of works by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. Its 50 volumes contain publications by Marx and Engels released during their lifetimes, many unpublished manuscripts of Marx’s economic writings, and extensive personal correspondence. The Collected Works, for the most part compiled by the Institute of Marxism-Leninism of the CC CPSU, was issued from 1975 to 2004 by Progress Publishers (1931, Moscow) in collaboration with Lawrence and Wishart (1936, London) and International Publishers (1924, New York City).
History and overview[edit]
MECW volumes, most of them without their typical white book jackets, in a library.
Although about a third of Marx and Engels’ works were originally written in English and partly published in the British or American press,[1] the vast majority of their literary legacy was not collected, translated (where necessary) and made available in an extensive English edition for decades after their death.
In the Soviet Union, comprehensive collections of the works of Marx and Engels were already compiled in the 1920s and 1930s (an aborted complete edition, MEGA1, as well as a first Russian edition in 28 volumes, Sochineniya1). But only following the publication of new editions in Russian and German in the 1950s and 1960s (Sochineniya2 and Marx-Engels-Werke with 39 basic volumes and a few more supplementary ones later on), an English edition begun being prepared by Soviet editors with the help of the publishing houses of the Communist Parties in Great Britain and the USA and translators from these countries.[2]
After general editing principles had been agreed upon by the representatives of all three sides (Institute of Marxism-Leninism and Progress Publishers, Moscow, the Central Committees of the CPs in Great Britain and the US and their publishers Lawrence and Wishart, London, and International Publishers, New York) at a conference in Moscow in December 1969,[3] the first volume of the new edition was published in 1975.
More than forty volumes were published before the fall of the USSR; the few remaining ones were completed and issued by 2004 (V. 50).
Large parts of both authors’ early writings, many of their newspaper articles (e.g. from the Neue Rheinische Zeitung 1848-49) and most of their letters as well as many of Marx’s economic manuscripts were published in English for the first time in the Collected Works.[4] In total, the 50 volumes comprise 1,968 works and other documents (of which 805 were published in English for the first time) and 3,957 letters (of which 2,283 had never been published in English before).[5]
The Collected Works consists of writings by Marx between 1835 and his death in 1883, and by Engels between 1838 and his death in 1895. Early volumes (V. 1-2) include juvenilia, such as correspondence between Marx and his father, Marx’s poetry, and letters from Engels to his sister. The edition also contains several major, well-known works by Marx and Engels, such as The Condition of the Working Class in England (V. 4), The Communist Manifesto (V. 6), The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon (V. 11), and Anti-Dühring (V. 25).
The collection is divided into three parts. Volumes 1-27 collect the political, philosophical, historical and journalistic writings of the authors, in chronological order. Volumes 28-37 specifically collect Marx’s writings on political economy, including a large amount of draft material and manuscripts which culminated in the three volumes of Capital (V. 35-37). Finally, volumes 38-50 collect the letters and personal correspondence of the authors.[6]
Contents by volume[edit]
Although most of MECW’s volumes include material written by Marx and Engels (whether separately or as co-authors), a large minority of volumes are devoted to material written by only one author. Red check marks indicate the author’s presence in a volume, while black X marks indicate that the author’s work is absent. Although the volumes typically contain large varieties of material, only major selected items are listed below, for illustration.
Volume | Marx | Engels | Period | Pub. Date | Major Contents |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 1835-1843 | 1975 | Early writings of Marx, including doctoral dissertation The Difference Between the Democritean and Epicurean Philosophy of Nature[7] | ||
2 | 1838-1842 | 1975 | Early writings of Engels[8] | ||
3 | 1843-1844 | 1975 | Early writings of both, including the Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844, Critique of Hegel’s Philosophy of Right[9] | ||
4 | 1844-1845 | 1975 | The Holy Family, The Condition of the Working Class in England[10] | ||
5 | 1845-1847 | 1976 | The German Ideology, Theses on Feuerbach[11] | ||
6 | 1845-1848 | 1976 | The Communist Manifesto, The Poverty of Philosophy, Principles of Communism[12] | ||
7 | 1848 | 1977 | Articles for Neue Rheinische Zeitung[13][14][15] | ||
8 | 1848-1849 | 1977 | |||
9 | 1849 | 1977 | |||
10 | 1849-1851 | 1978 | The Class Struggles in France 1848–1850, The Peasant War in Germany[16] | ||
11 | 1851-1853 | 1979 | The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon, Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany[17] | ||
12 | 1853-1854 | 1979 | Newspaper articles concerning global politics and other writings, including The Civil War in the United States[18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25] | ||
13 | 1854-1855 | 1980 | |||
14 | 1855-1856 | 1980 | |||
15 | 1856-1858 | 1986 | |||
16 | 1858-1860 | 1980 | |||
17 | 1859-1860 | 1981 | |||
18 | 1857-1862 | 1982 | |||
19 | 1861-1864 | 1984 | |||
20 | 1864-1868 | 1985 | Articles and writings concerning the First International, Value, Price and Profit (V. 20)[26][27][28][29] | ||
21 | 1867-1870 | 1985 | |||
22 | 1870-1871 | 1986 | |||
23 | 1871-1874 | 1988 | |||
24 | 1874-1883 | 1989 | Critique of the Gotha Program, Socialism: Utopian and Scientific[30] | ||
25 | — | 1987 | Anti-Dühring, Dialectics of Nature[31] | ||
26 | 1882-1889 | 1990 | Origin of the Family, Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy[32] | ||
27 | 1890-1895 | 1990 | Late political writings of Engels[33] | ||
28 | 1857-1861 | 1986 | Grundrisse, A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy[34][35] | ||
29 | 1857-1861 | 1987 | |||
30 | 1861-1863 | 1988 | Economic Manuscripts of 1861–1863, which includes Theories of Surplus Value[36][37][38][39][40] | ||
31 | 1861-1863 | 1989 | |||
32 | 1861-1863 | 1989 | |||
33 | 1861-1863 | 1991 | |||
34 | 1861-1864 | 1994 | |||
35 | — | 1996 | Capital, Volume I[41] | ||
36 | — | 1997 | Capital, Volume II[42] | ||
37 | — | 1998 | Capital, Volume III[43] | ||
38 | 1844-1851 | 1982 | Letters[44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56] | ||
39 | 1852-1855 | 1983 | |||
40 | 1856-1859 | 1983 | |||
41 | 1860-1864 | 1985 | |||
42 | 1864-1868 | 1987 | |||
43 | 1868-1870 | 1988 | |||
44 | 1870-1873 | 1989 | |||
45 | 1874-1879 | 1991 | |||
46 | 1880-1883 | 1992 | |||
47 | 1883-1886 | 1995 | |||
48 | 1887-1890 | 2001 | |||
49 | 1890-1892 | 2001 | |||
50 | 1892-1895 | 2004 |
Differences with other Marx/Engels collections[edit]
Although the Collected Works is the most comprehensive English translation of Marx and Engels’ work, it is not their complete work. An ongoing project to publish the pair’s complete works in their original language (Marx-Engels-Gesamtausgabe) is expected to require 114 volumes.[57]
However, as MEGA differs from MECW particularly in content in that it presents numerous excerpts and notes in its fourth section, publishes the letters to Marx and Engels from third persons, and prints various editions of the same works (e.g. Capital), the overwhelming majority of the published writings, manuscripts, and letters of Marx and Engels are in any case included in MECW.[58]
See also[edit]
- Marx-Engels-Gesamtausgabe (MEGA), a project in progress to publish the complete untranslated works of Marx and Engels with extensive critical apparatus.
- The Karl Marx Library, an aborted 13 volume series edited by Saul K. Padover, terminated in 1977.
References[edit]
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). «General Introduction«. Collected Works. Vol. 1. London. pp. XVIII–XIX.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). «General Introduction«. Collected Works. Vol. 1. London. p. XVIII.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). «General Introduction«. Collected Works. Vol. 1. London. p. XXIV.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). «General Introduction«. Collected Works. Vol. 1. London. p. XIX.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (2004). «Preface«. Collected Works. Vol. 50. London. p. XXVIII.
- ^ «Marx & Engels Collected Works». Lawrence and Wishart.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). Collected Works. Vol. 1. London. ISBN 9780853152842.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). Collected Works. Vol. 2. London. ISBN 9780853152927.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). Collected Works. Vol. 3. London. ISBN 9780853152934.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1975). Collected Works. Vol. 4. London. ISBN 9780853152941.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1976). Collected Works. Vol. 5. London. ISBN 9780853153115.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1976). Collected Works. Vol. 6. London. ISBN 9780853153122.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1977). Collected Works. Vol. 7. London. ISBN 9780853153528.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1977). Collected Works. Vol. 8. London. ISBN 9780853153535.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1977). Collected Works. Vol. 9. London. ISBN 9780853153542.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1978). Collected Works. Vol. 10. London. ISBN 9780853153559.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1979). Collected Works. Vol. 11. London. ISBN 9780853153566.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1979). Collected Works. Vol. 12. London. ISBN 9780853153573.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1980). Collected Works. Vol. 13. London. ISBN 9780853153580.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1980). Collected Works. Vol. 14. London. ISBN 9780853154358.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1986). Collected Works. Vol. 15. London. ISBN 9780853154365.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1980). Collected Works. Vol. 16. London. ISBN 9780853154372.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1981). Collected Works. Vol. 17. London. ISBN 9780853154389.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1982). Collected Works. Vol. 18. London. ISBN 9780853154396.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1984). Collected Works. Vol. 19. London. ISBN 9780853154402.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1985). Collected Works. Vol. 20. London. ISBN 9780853154419.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1985). Collected Works. Vol. 21. London. ISBN 9780853154426.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1986). Collected Works. Vol. 22. London. ISBN 9780853154433.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1988). Collected Works. Vol. 23. London. ISBN 9780853154440.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1989). Collected Works. Vol. 24. London. ISBN 9780853154457.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1987). Collected Works. Vol. 25. London. ISBN 9780853154464.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1990). Collected Works. Vol. 26. London. ISBN 9780853154471.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1990). Collected Works. Vol. 27. London. ISBN 9780853154488.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1986). Collected Works. Vol. 28. London. ISBN 9780853154495.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1987). Collected Works. Vol. 29. London. ISBN 9780853154501.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1988). Collected Works. Vol. 30. London. ISBN 9780853154518.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1989). Collected Works. Vol. 31. London. ISBN 9780853154525.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1989). Collected Works. Vol. 32. London. ISBN 9780853154532.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1991). Collected Works. Vol. 33. London. ISBN 9780853154549.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1994). Collected Works. Vol. 34. London. ISBN 9780853154556.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1996). Collected Works. Vol. 35. London. ISBN 9780853158523.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1997). Collected Works. Vol. 36. London. ISBN 9780853154570.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1998). Collected Works. Vol. 37. London. ISBN 9780853154587.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1982). Collected Works. Vol. 38. London. ISBN 9780853154594.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1983). Collected Works. Vol. 39. London. ISBN 9780853154600.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1983). Collected Works. Vol. 40. London. ISBN 9780853154617.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1985). Collected Works. Vol. 41. London. ISBN 9780853156178.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1987). Collected Works. Vol. 42. London. ISBN 9780853156185.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1988). Collected Works. Vol. 43. London. ISBN 9780853156192.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1989). Collected Works. Vol. 44. London. ISBN 9780853156208.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1991). Collected Works. Vol. 45. London. ISBN 9780853156215.
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- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (1995). Collected Works. Vol. 47. London. ISBN 9780853156239.
- ^ Marx, Karl; Engels, Friedrich (2001). Collected Works. Vol. 48. London. ISBN 9780853156246.
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External links[edit]
- «Index to Marx/Engels Collected Works», Marxists Internet Archive
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Название: Сочинения
Автор: К.Маркс и Ф.Энгельс
Издательство: М.: Государственное издательство политической литературы
Год: 1954-1966
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Первое издание Сочинений К.Маркса и Ф.Энгельса на русском языке, выпущенное по решению XIII съезда партии, явилось в свое время самой полной публикацией наследства основоположников марксизма. Настоящее, второе издание, исправленное и отредактированное. В него включен ряд работ, не вошедших в первое, устранены неточности, допущенные в переводах.
1 том — произведения, написанные в 1839-1844 гг.
2 том — произведения, написанные с сентября 1844 года по февраль 1846: «Святое семейство или Критика критической критики». Ф.Энгельс «Положение рабочего класса в Англии».
3 том — «Тезисы о Фейербахе», «Немецкая идеология». Ф.Энгельс «Истинные социалисты».
4 том — произведения, написанные с мая 1846 г. по март 1848 года: «Нищета философии», «Манифест коммунистической партии».
5 том — произведения, написанные с марта по ноябрь 1848 г.: «Требования Коммунистической партии в Германии», «Статьи из «Neue Rheinische Zeitung».
6 том — произведения, написанные с ноября 1848 по июль 1849 года. Большую часть тома составляют «Статьи из «Neue Rheinische Zeitung».
7 том — произведения, написанные с августа 1849 по июнь 1851 года: «Классовая борьба во Франции с 1848 по 1850 г.», «Первый международный обзор», «Второй международный обзор», «Обращение Центрального комитета к Союзу коммунистов».
8 том — произведения, написанные с августа 1851 по 1853 гг.: «Возможности и перспективы войны Священного союза против Франции в 1852 г.», «Революция и контрреволюция в Германии».
9 том — статьи и корреспонденции, написанные с марта по декабрь 1853 года.
10 том — статьи, написанные с января 1854 по январь 1855 г.Подавляющее большинство этих статей было опубликовано в американской прогрессивной газете «New-York Daily Tribune».
11 том — статьи и корреспонденции, написанные с конца января 1855 по апрель 1856 года.
12 том — произведения, написанные с апреля 1856 по январь 1859 года. Большинство этих статей было опубликовано в американской прогрессивной газете «New-York Daily Tribune».
13 том — произведения, написанные с января 1859 по февраль 1860 года: «К критике политической экономии», «Перспективы войны в Европе».
14 том — цикл статей, написанных для прогрессивного буржуазного издания «Новая американская энциклопедия», и большое полемическое произведение «Господин Фогт».
15 том — произведения, написанные с января 1860 по сентябрь 1864 г.: первоначальный вариант экономического труда «Капитал».
16 том — произведения, написанные с сентября 1864 по июль 1870 г., со времени основания Первого Интернационала до начала франко-прусской войны 1870-1871 годов.
17 том — произведения, написанные с июля 1870 по февраль1872 года: «Первое воззвание Генерального Совета Международного товарищества рабочих о Франко-прусской войне», «Второе воззвание Генерального Совета Международного товарищества рабочих о Франко-прусской войне».
18 том — произведения, написанные с марта 1872 по апрель 1875 года: «К жилищному вопросу».
19 том — произведения, написанные с марта 1875 по май 1883 года: «Критика Готской программы».
20 том — произведения, написанные с 1873 по 1883 год: «Анти-Дюринг» и «Диалектика природы».
21 том — произведений Энгельса, написанные с мая 1883 по декабрь 1889 года: «Происхождение семьи, частной собственности и государства».
22 том — произведения Энгельса, написанные в 1890-1895 гг., в последние годы его жизни: «К критике проекта социал-демократической программы 1891 года».
23 том — первый том «Капитала» Маркса, а также все предисловия и послесловия.
24 том — второй том «Капитала» Маркса.
25 том — (часть I) третий том «Капитала» Маркса.
26 том — (часть II) третий том «Капитала» Маркса: «Критика политической экономии».
27 том — (часть I) «Теории прибавочной стоимости» Маркса, образующие четвертый том «Капитала».
28 том — (часть II) «Теории прибавочной стоимости» Маркса, образующие четвертый том «Капитала» (часть вторая).
29 том — (часть III) «Теории прибавочной стоимости» Маркса, образующие четвертый том «Капитала» (часть третья).
30 том — серия томов, содержание которых составляет переписка между основоположниками марксизма, а также их письма к разным лицам.
31 том — переписка между Марксом и Энгельсом, а также их письма к разным лицам за 1852-1855 годы.
32 том — письма основоположников научного коммунизма за 1856-1859 годы.
33 том — письма основоположников научного коммунизма за 1860-1864 годы.
34 том — основоположников марксизма с октября 1864 по декабрь 1867 года.
35 том — письма основоположников научного коммунизма с января 1868 до середины июля 1870 года.
36 том — письма Маркса и Энгельса, публикуемые в 33 томе Сочинений, были написаны с 20 июля 1870 г. по декабрь 1874 года.
37 том — Тридцать четвертый том содержит письма Маркса и Энгельса за 1875-1880 годы.
38 том — Тридцать пятый том содержит письма, написанные Марксом и Энгельсом с января 1881 по март 1883 года.
39 том — Тридцать шестой том содержит письма Энгельса с апреля 1883 по декабрь 1887 года.
40 том — Тридцать седьмой том содержит письма Энгельса за 1888-1890 годы.
41 том — В тридцать восьмом томе Сочинений К.Маркса и Ф.Энгельса публикуются письма Энгельса за 1891-1892 годы.
42 том — В тридцать девятом томе публикуются письма Энгельса за последние два с половиной года его жизни — с января 1893 по июль 1895 года.