ANTI-DUHRING 



CHerr Eugene Duhring's 71 

 Revolution in Science jj 



By Frederick Engels 



Aiso contains "The Mark'' and the author's introduction 

 to "Socialism, Utopian and Scientific" 



Part I treats with Philosophy, giving the most compre- 

 hensive statement of Marx and Engels v^^ith regard to this 

 question than anywhere else in their published writings. 

 Part II is, in effect, an outline and introduction to the 

 three volumes of Capital, along with interesting data on 

 the force theory and warfare and militarism. Part III ex- 

 plains the basis of modern socialism in its entire range 

 of program, strategy and tactics. 



Anti-Diihrmg is the only work compressing into one 

 volume the Marxian world-outlook in its relation to the 

 various fields of knowledge and science and the society of 

 the future. Engels says of this work: "I had to treat of 

 all and every possible subject, from the concepts of time 

 and space to bimetallism; from the eternity of matter and 

 motion to the perishable nature of moral ideas; from Dar- 

 v/in's natural selection to the education of youth in a future 

 society. Anyhow, the systematic comprehensiveness of my 

 opponent gave me the opportunity of developing, in oppo- 

 sition to him, and in a more connected form than had pre- 

 viously been done, the views held by Marx and myself on 

 this great variety of subjects. And that was the principal 

 reason which made me undertake this otherwise ungrateful 

 task." Price, postpaid, |2.00 



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