Index:Karl Kautsky - The Social Revolution - tr. Wood Simons (1902.djvu

Title	The Social Revolution
Author	Karl Kautsky
Translator	Algie Martin Simons, May Wood Simmons
Year	1902
Publisher	Charles H. Kerr
Location	Chicago
Source	djvu
Progress	To be proofread
Transclusion	Fully transcluded
OCLC	1157229026

Pages (key to Page Status)

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Chapters (not listed in original)

• Translator's Preface
• Author's Preface
• Part I: Reform or Revolution
  • Chapter 1: The Concept of Social Revolution
  • Chapter 2: Evolution and Revolution
  • Chapter 3: Revolutions in Antiquity and the Middle Ages
  • Chapter 4: Social Revolution Under Capitalism
  • Chapter 5: The Softening of Class Antagonisms
  • Chapter 6: Democracy
  • Chapter 7: Forms and Weapons of Social Revolution
• Part 2: On the Day After the Social Revolution
  • Chapter 1: The Expropriation of the Expropriators
  • Chapter 2: Confiscation or Compensation
  • Chapter 3: The Incentive of the Laborer to Labor
  • Chapter 4: Increase in Production
  • Chapter 5: The Organization of the Productive Process
  • Chapter 6: The Remnants of Private Property in the Means of Production
  • Chapter 7: Intellectual Production
  • Chapter 8: The Preliminary Psychical Conditions to the Dominion of the Proletariat