Ph.D. Dissertation, Department of Philosophy, Northwestern University,
1975
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Abstract
Preface
Part I: Interpreting Marx and Heidegger in our World
Chapter I: The Alternative of Marx and Heidegger
Chapter II: Heidegger's Critique of Marx
Chapter III: The Marxist Critique of Heidegger
Part II: Karl Marx: Ideology Critique as Interpretation
and Transformation of the World
Chapter IV: Anticipations: The Early Works
Chapter V: Research: The Grundrisse
Chapter VI: Presentation: Capital
Part III: Martin Heidegger: Meta-ontology as
Interpretation and Transformation of the World
Transitional Remarks
Chapter VII: The Work
Chapter VIII: The Thing
Chapter IX: Being-itself
Concluding Remarks
Bibliography
Vita
