William Dawson. German Socialism and Ferdinand Lassalle.

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

I – HISTORICAL BASIS OF THE GERMAN SOCIALIST MOVEMENT

II – EARLY SOCIALISTIC AND COMMUNISTIC THEORIES

III – KARL RODBERTUS AND THE WAGES PRINCIPLE

IV – KARL MARX AND SURPLUS-VALUE

V – FERDINAND LASSALLE

VI – ORGANISATION OF THE WORKING CLASSES

VII – THE PRODUCTIVE ASSOCIATION

VIII – FAILURE OF LASSALLE’S AGITATION

IX – LASSALLE’S DEATH

X – CHARACTERISTICS OF LASSALLE, THE MAN AND THE AGITATOR

XI – LASSALLE’S SOCIALISM

XII – DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL-DEMOCRACY

XIII – THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION

XIV – THE ERA OF REPRESSION

XV – PRESENT ASPECT OF THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT