Louis Althusser
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The following collection of essays span the period 1965-1978 and give expression to what some might characterize as a "right- ward drift" in certain of Althusser's political and ideological positions. Two of the seven essays listed in the table of contents below appear in other collections of this site and are not reproduced here. Moreover, I have not reproduced the editor's "Introduction", although the editor's footnotes acompanying each of Althusser's essays have been retained. These essays can be downloaded as a single large file (607k) or in three parts as outline below. An index from the text is also included, albeit modified to exclude the small Roman Numerial references to pages from the editors Introduction. Although the subject headings and page references in the index are NOT linked to the various sections of the text, it should prove useful once you have downloaded and saved all sections of the book (in one folder) on your hard drive. You will need to use two browsers (or two windows of the same browser) at the same time: one for viewing the text, and the other for viewing the index. Using the browser's "Find..." command, key words from the index can be entered, or, you can go to specific page references by entering "page x" (where "x" is a number -- there must be a space between the word "page" and the number). Below is the complete table of contents. |
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Introduction |
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Theory, Theoretical Practice and Theoretical Formation: |
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On Theoretical Work: Difficulties and Resources |
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Philosophy and the Spontaneous Philosophy of the |
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Preface |
71 |
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Lecture I |
73 |
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Lecture II |
101 |
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Lecture III |
119 |
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Appendix: On Jacques Monod |
145 |
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Lenin and Philosophy |
167 | |
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Is it Simple to be a Marxist in Philosophy? |
203 | |
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The Transformation of Philosophy |
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Marxism Today |
267 | |
Index |
281 |
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