Kommentar zu Hegel und Marx

1. Part I: The Falsely Posed Alternative

1. Hegel or Marx
2. The Berlin Education
3. Gans as an Assimilated Form of Thought

2. Part II: The Critique of Hegel’s Philosophy of Right

1. The Kreuznach Manuscript
2. The Reversal of Subject and Predicate
3. Why Hegel Formulates Things This Way
4. What Hits Marx
5. The Law of Inheritance — An Overlooked Source
6. Where the Method Doesn’t Carry
7. The Critique of the State and Its Continuation
8. Balance Sheet

3. Part III: Self-Clarification

1. The First Thesis and the Transition to the Idea
2. What Is Retained
3. Six Methodological Problems

4. Part IV: The Execution

1. Beginning with the Commodity
2. The Circuits as a System of Syllogisms
3. The Self-Interpretation of 1873
4. Form and Substance
5. The Automatic Subject

5. Part V: The Toolbox

1. What Hegel Delivers
2. What Marx Delivers
3. The Symmetrical Formula
4. What Does Not Hold
5. The Position: Form without Substance
6. The Double Inheritance
7. How to Read Both