Karl Marx
Works available at Wilson Library
Western Washington University
Karl Marx
Works available at Wilson Library
Western Washington University
 | Works by Marx | ||
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| B2923. Z7 M313 | Critique of Hegel's philosophy of right. | Marx | |
| D355. M313 | Karl Marx on colonialism and modernization | Marx | |
| D355. N4 | The American journalism of Marx and Engels | Marx/Engels | |
| D363. M37 | Surveys from exile | Marx | |
| D371. M37 | The Eastern Question;a reprint of letters written 1853-1856 | Marx | |
| D387. M3 | The revolutions of 1848 | Marx | |
| DA47. 65. M35 | Secret diplomatic history of the 18th century | Marx | |
| DA950. M32 | Ireland and the Irish question | Marx/Engels | |
| DC274. M324 | The 18th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, with explanatory notes | Marx | |
| Dc317. C58 | The civil war in France: the Paris commune | Marx/Lenin | |
| DD207. E6 | Germany: revolution and counter-revolution | Engels/Marx | |
| DD207.5 .M313 | The revolution of 1848-1849 | Marx/Engels | |
| E469.8 .M37 | The Civil War in the US | Marx | |
| GN320. M346 | The ethnological notebooks of Karl Marx | Marx | |
| H X39.5. A4 | Marx, Engels: selected correspondence | Marx/Engels | |
| HB163. P97 M282 | The poverty of philosophy | Marx/Engels | |
| HB175 .M254 | A contribution to the critique of political economy | Marx | |
| HB203. M317 | Theories of surplus value | Marx | |
| HB203. M32 | Theories of surplus value: selections | Marx | |
| HB203. MB18 | Theories of surplus value | Marx | |
| HB501. M 36613 | Das Kapital; a critique of political economy | Marx | |
| HB501. M3393 | Pre capitalist economic formations | Marx | |
| HB501. M3561 | Capital, a critique of political economy | Marx | |
| HB501. M367 T6 | Karl Marx and Frederick Engels: selected correspondence1846- 1895 | Marx/Engels | |
| HB97.5 .M3313 | Grundrisse. Foundations of the critique of political economy | Marx | |
| HS541.5 .S45 | Dynamics of social change; a reader in Marxist social science | Marx/Engels/Lenin | |
| HX11. M37 | The first international and after | Marx | |
| HX273. M2265 | The cologne communist trial | Marx/Engels | |
| HX276. M2773 | Selected essays | Marx | |
| HX276. M2773 | The Karl Marx library | Marx | |
| HX276. M2782 | The German ideology pt. 1-3 | Marx/ Engels | |
| HX276. M2782 | The german ideology | Marx/Engels | |
| HX276. M2789413 | Feuerbach- opposition to the materialist and idealist outlooks | Marx/Engels | |
| HX276. M3 | The communist manifesto | Marx/Engels | |
| HX276. M3 | Birth of the communist manifesto | Marx/Engels | |
| HX276.M2764 1970b | Works. 1968 | Marx/Engels | |
| HX39.5. A16 1975 | Karl Marx, Frederick Engels: collected works | Marx/Engels | |
| HX39.5. A223 | Writings of the young Marx on philosophy and society | Marx | |
| HX39.5. A224 | The unknown Karl Marx; documents concerning Karl Marx | Marx | |
| HX39.5. A224 | The essential Marx | Marx | |
| HX39.5. A224 | Economic and philosophic manuscripts of 1874 | Marx | |
| HX39.5. A224 | Karl Marx: economy, class, and social revolution | Marx | |
| HX39.5. A224 | The portable Karl Marx | Marx | |
| HX39.5. A224 | The unknown Karl Marx; documents concerning Karl Marx | Marx | |
| HX39.5. A224 1971 | Early texts | Marx | |
| HX39.5. M34 | Essential writings of Karl Marx | Marx | |
| HX39.5. M374 | The Marx-Engels reader | Marx/Engels | |
| HX531. M3 | Karl Marx, Frederick Engels on literature and art | Marx/Engels | |
| HX546. W6 | Women and communism; selections from Marx, Engels | Marx/Engels/Lenin/Stalin | |
| JV37. M3 | On colonialism; articles from the New York Tribune | Marx/Engels | |
| N72. M32 | Literature and art, by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels | Marx/Engels | |
| Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. Werke... | Marx/ Engels |
| Works About Marx | ||
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| 320.9 H35sc | Hearnshaw, F.J.C. | Social and political ideas of some representative thinkers of the Victorian age | |
| 330.1 Sch86t | Schumpter, Joseph | The great economists from Marx to Keynes | |
| B133. B165 I3 | Rafiuddin, Muhammad | Ideologies of the future (including a refutation of Marx) | |
| B29. B445 | Berlin, Isaiah, Sir. | Against the current: essays in the history of ideas | |
| B3305. M74 A9313 | Axelos, Kostas | Alienation, praxis, and teche in the thought of Karl Marx | |
| B3305. M74 B5513 | Bloch, Ernst | On Karl Marx | |
| B3305. M74 K6 | Koren, Henry J. | Marx and the authentic | |
| B3305. M74 L28 | Lash, Nicholas | A matter of hope: a theologian's reflections on the thought of Karl Marx | |
| B3305. M74 L5 | Livergood, Norman | Activity in Marx's philosophy | |
| B3305. M74 M3 | McLellan, David | The young Hegelians and Karl Marx | |
| B3305. M74 T8 | Tucker, Robert | Philosophy and myth in Karl Marx | |
| B3305. M74 W63 | Wood, Allen W. | Karl Marx | |
| CB357. M7 | MacMurray, John | Some makers of the modern spirit; a symposium | |
| D387. W5 | Whitridge, Arnold | Men in crisis; the revolutions of 1848 | |
| D7. H6 | Holborn, Hajo | History and the humanities | |
| HB501. M37 B73 | Brewer, Anthony | A guide to Marx's capital | |
| HB501. M5 B64 | Bloom, Solomon F. | A world of nations; a study of the national implications in the work of Karl Marx | |
| HB501. M5 B7 | Bohem, Bawerk, E.V. | Karl Marx and the close of his system | |
| HB501. M5 S67 | Spargo, John | Karl Marx; his life and work | |
| HB501. R69 | Romano, Richard | Views on capitalism | |
| HB501. S62 | Smith, David | Marx's capital for beginners | |
| HB501. S967 | Sweezy, Paul M. | Modern capitalism and other essays | |
| HB501. V933 | Vygodskii, Vitalii S. | The story of a discovery: how Karl Marx wrote Capital | |
| HB76. H4 | Heilbroner, Robert | The worldly philosophers: the lives, times, and ideas of the great economic thinkers | |
| HB97. 5. K6976 | Krader, Lawrence | The Asiatic mode of production: sources, development and critique in Marx | |
| HB97.5 .M2613 | Mandel, Ernest | Formation of the economic thought of Karl Marx 1843- Capital | |
| HB97.5 B64 | Boudin, Louis | The theoretical systems of Karl Marx in light of recent criticism | |
| HB97.5 W59 | Wolfson, Murray | Karl Marx | |
| HC106.5 W55 | Williams, William A. | The great evasion; an essay on the contemporary relevance of Karl Marx... | |
| HD1493. S65. H85 | Humphrey, Caroline | Karl Marx collective: economy, scarcity, and religion in a Siberian collective | |
| HD8039. M22 G33 | Gohre, Paul | Three months in a workshop: a practical study | |
| HM19. A73 | Aron, Raymond | Main currents in sociological thought | |
| HM22. G3 W45453 | Lowith, Karl | Max Weber and Karl Marx | |
| HX23. T2 | Taylor, George R.S. | Leaders of socialism, past and present | |
| HX276. L134 | Laski, Harold | Harold J. Laski on the communist manifesto | |
| HX36. H57 | Hoslosbawm, E.J. | Revolutionaries: contemporary essays | |
| HX39.5 . M395 | Mazlish, Bruce | The meaning of Karl Marx | |
| HX39.5 .A5595 | Appelbaum, Richard | Karl Marx | |
| HX39.5 .G413 | Gemkow, Heinrich | Karl Marx, a biography | |
| HX39.5 .M27 | McLellan, David | Marx before Marxism | |
| HX39.5 G3513 | Garaudy, Roger | Karl Marx, the evolution of his thought | |
| HX39.5 K6 | Korsh, Karl | Karl Marx | |
| HX39.5. 056 | Olsen, Richard | Karl Marx | |
| HX39.5. A543 | Adams, H.P. | Karl Marx in his earlier writings | |
| HX39.5. A853 | Avineri, Shlomo | The social political thought of Karl Marx | |
| HX39.5. B4 | Berlin, Isaiah, Sir. | Karl Marx: his life and environment | |
| HX39.5. B5813 | Blumenberg, Werner | Portrait of Marx; an illustrated biography | |
| HX39.5. B62 | Bottomore, T.B. | Karl Marx | |
| HX39.5. F4713 | Fetscher, Iring | Marx and Marxism | |
| HX39.5. F63 | Foner, Phillip | When Karl Marx died; comments in 1883 | |
| HX39.5. H25 | Hammen, Oscar J. | The Red 48ers; Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels | |
| HX39.5. K333 | ed. McLellan, David | Marx, interviews and recollections | |
| HX39.5. K337 | Foner, Phillip | Karl Marx remembered: comments at the time of his death | |
| HX39.5. M26 | McLellan, David | Karl Marx: his life and thought | |
| HX39.5. M28 | McLellan, David | The thought of Karl Marx: an introduction | |
| HX39.5. M4163 | Mehring, Franz | Karl Marx; the story of his life | |
| HX39.5. N483 | Nicolaevsky, Boris I. | Karl Marx: a man and fighter | |
| HX39.5. P73 | Prawer, Siegbert S. | Karl Marx and world literature | |
| HX39.5. S56 | Smulkstys, Julius | Karl Marx | |
| HX39.5. T5613 | Tonnies, Ferdinand | Karl Marx, his life and teachings | |
| HX39.5. V29 | Verdys, Vytas S. | Karl Marx: scientist? revolutionary? humanist? | |
| HX39.5. W46 | Wessell, Leonard | Karl Marx, romantic irony, and the proletariat: the mythopoetic origins of Marxism. | |
| HX39.5. Z99 | Eubanks, Cecil L. | Karl Marx and Freidrich Engels: an analytical biography | |
| HX521. R67 | Rose, Margaret | Marx's lost aesthetic | |
| HX536. M5413 | Miranda, Jose Porfiro | Marx against Marxists: the Christian humanism of Karl Marx | |
| HX542. F67 | Freedman, Robert | Marxist social thought | |
| HX550. N3 S95 | Szporluck, Roman | Communism and nationalism: Karl Marx versus Friedrich List | |
| HX828. T47 | Thomas, Paul | Karl Marx and the anarchists | |
| JA74.5 H853 | Fitzgerald, Ross | Human needs and politics | |
| PS3565. W57 K3 | Owens, Rochelle | The Karl Marx play and others | |
| Q175. B73 | Wiatr, Jerzy | Polish essays in the methodology of the social sciences | |
| SX39.5. M3764 | Fromm, Erich | Marx's concept of man | |
| U240. P62 | Pomeroy, William | Guerilla warfare and Marxism | |
| Recent Articles Concerning Marx | |
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| Harper's 1996, Jan., 292:1748, 20-21 | Torchinsky, Jason | Great slackers in history |
| History of Political Economy 1995,Spring, 27:1, 195-200 | Schabas, Margaret | The relevance of Karl Marx |
| HIstory of Political Economy 1995,Spring, 27:1, 177-183 | King, J.E. | Economic aspects of Marxism |
| History of Poltical Economy 1995,Spring, 27:1, 167-172 | Hollander, Samuel | The relevance of Karl Marx |
| Science and Society 1995, Summer, 59:2, 197-206 | Meisenhelder, Thomas | Marx, Engels, and Africa |
| History of Political Economy 1995, Spring, 27:1,183-189 | Negishi, Takashi | Attitude of economists towards Marxism |
| History of Political Economy 1995, Spring, 27:1, 201-207 | Steedman, Ian | Economic aspects of Marxism |
| History of Political Economy 1995, Spring, 27:1, 147-159 | Elliott, John E. | The economic importance of Karl Marx's political theories |
| History of Political Economy 1995, Spring, 27:1, 111-146 | Brewer, Anthony | A minor Post-Ricardian: Marx as an economist |
| Science and Society 1995, Spring 59:1,52-69 | Kurdas, Chidem | Accumulation and technical change: Marx revisited |
| Science and Society 1995, Spring 59:1, 38-52 | Ghorashi,Reza | Marx on free trade |
| The British Journal of Sociology 1995, Sept., 46:3,395-409 | Neocleous,Mark | From civil society to the social |
| Journal of Economic Issues 1995, Sept., 29:3, 781-806 | Shuklian, Steve | Marx, Dewey, and the instrumentalist approach to political economy |
| Political Studies 1995, March, 43:1, 92-105 | Cohen, Avner | Divided capitalism and Marx's concept of politics |
| Journal of Economic Issues 1995, June, 29:2, 575-585 | Hodgson, Geoffrey | Varieties of capitalism from perspective of Veblen and Marx |
| TJO the history of Ideas 1995, Jan., 33:1, 133-159 | Stanley, John L. | The Marxism of Marx's doctoral dissertation |
| History of Political Economy 1995, Fall, 27:3, 599-605 | Haan, Werner de | On the replacement of fixed capital in Marx's simple reproduction |
| Economic and Political weekly 1995, 30:6, 292-292 | Marx is Dead, Long Live McCarthy | |
| Economic and Political Weekly 1995, 30:20, 1202-1204 | Patnaik, A.K. | Burden of Marx and morals |
| Journal of Economic Issues 1995, 29:3, 781-805 | Shuklian, S. | Marx, Dewey, and the Instrumentalist Approach to Political Economy |
| New Republic 1995, 212:18, 5-5 | Mcgowan, T. | Sarte and Marx |
| Science and Society 1994, Winter,58:4, 392-415 | Cahan, Jean A. | The concept of property in Marx's theory of history |
| Science and Society 1994, Summer,58:2, 175-195 | Milios, John | Marx's theory and the historic Marxist controversy on economic crisis |
| Science and Society 1994, Spring, 58:1, 34-53 | Kirkpatrick, Graeme | Philosophical foundations of Analytical Marxism |
| The Review of Politics 1994, Spring, 56:2, 237-261 | Katz, Claudio | The socialist polis: antiquity and socialism in Marx's thought |
| Cambridge Journal of Economics 1994, Oct., 18:5, 447-462 | Lapavitsas, Costas | The banking school and the monetary thought of Karl Marx |
| New Left Review 1994, May-June, v.205, 31-59 | Derrida, Jacques | Spectres of Marx |
| Canadian Journal of Philosophy 1994, Dec.,24:4, 541-564 | Vogel, Jeffrey | Is Marx a moral consequentialist? |
| The Sociological Quarterly 1994, August, 35:3, 415-430 | McCarthy, E. Doyle | The uncertain future of ideology: rereading Marx |
| Philosophy East and West 1994, April, 44:2, 279-302 | Callahan, William | Resisting the norm: ironic images of Marx and Confucius |
| Canadian Journal of Sociology 1994, 19:4, 571-572 | Grabb, E. | Capitalism and Modernity- an excursus on Marx and Weber |
| The Wilson Quarterly 1993, Winter, 17:1, 50-57 | Watson, George | Millar or Marx? |
| History of Political Economy 1993, Spring, 25:1, 65-85 | Saad-Filho, Alfredo | Labor, money, and labour-money: a review of Marx's... |
| The Wilson Quarterly 1993, Spring, 17:2, 152-153 | Boichuk, Yuri | In defense of Marx |
| Journal of Economic Issues 1993, Sept.,27:3, 721-740 | Townshend, Jules | Marx and Veblen on human nature,history, and capitalism |
| World Press Review 1993, Sept., 40:9,26-28 | Kurbjuweit, Dirk | 'Mega workers of the world, unite! |
| Challenge 1993, July-Aug.,36:4, 45-50 | Samuels, Warren | The status of Marx after the disintegration of the USSR |
| World Future 1993, Jan.,36:1, 1-20 | Moiseev, Nikita | A new look at evolution: Marx, De Chardin, Vernadsky |
| Science and Society 1993, Fall, 57:3, 262-294 | Smith, Murray E.G. | Productivity, valorization and crisis:.. |
| Cambridge Journal of Economics 1993, Dec.,17:4, 463-479 | Lee, Chai-on | Marx's labour theory of value revisited |
| Political Studies 1993, Dec., 41:4, 636-650 | Mayer, Robert | Marx, Lenin and the corruption of the working class |
| The Review of Politics 1992, Winter, 54:1, 50-72 | Katz, Claudio J. | Marx on the peasantry: class in itself or class in struggle? |
| Science and Society 1992, Summer, 56:2, 163-179 | Jie-Hyun, Lim | Marx's theory of imperialism and the Irish national question |
| Science and Society 1992, Summer, 56:2, 133-163 | Lapides, Kenneth | Henryk Grossman and the debate on the theoretical status of Marx's Capital |
| ELH 1992, Spring, 59:1, 77-106 | Grossman, Marshall | The fruits of one's labor in Miltonic practice and Marxian theory |
| Dissent 1992, Spring, 39:2, 221-226 | Castoriadis, Cornelius | The crisis of Marxism, the crisis of politics |
| Daedalus 1992, Spring, 121:2, 1-20 | Manuel, Frank | A requiem for Karl Marx |
| New Left Review 1992, Sept-Oct.,v.195, 37-70 | Geras, Norman | Bringing Marx to justice: an addendum and rejoinder |
| Washington Monthly 1992, March, 24:3, 11-16 | Boo, Katherine | Why we need a new Marx; because the market isn't moral |
| Work and Occupations 1992, Feb.,19:1, 15-18 | Tausky,Curt | Work is desirable/ loathsome: Marx versus Freud |
| Cambridge Journal of Economics 1992, Dec.,16:4, 405-420 | Likitkijsomboom, Pichit | The Hegelian dialectic and Marx's 'Capital. |
| Monthly Review 1992, Dec., 44:7, 14-28 | Sweezy, Paul | The Theory of Capitalist Development, Chapter One, Marx's Method. |
| New Statesman and Society 1992, August 28, 5:4, s5-s7 | MacRae, D.G. | Karl III's uneasy reign (Karl Marx as a sociologist) |
| New Statesman and Society 1992, August 14, 5:215, 10-12 | Cockburn, Alexander | Spinning Jenny (Jennifer Fitzgerald, Bill Clinton, Karl Marx) |
| Science and Society 1991,Winter, 55:4, 446-469 | Barbalet, J.M. | Class and rationality: Olson's critique of Marx |
| Labor History 1991, Wntr.,32:1, 91-104 | Kimeldorf, Howard | Bringing unions back in (or why we need a new old labor history) |
| Science and Society 1991, Summer, 55:2, 158-175 | Kellogg, Paul | Engels and the roots of revisionism: a re-evaluation |
| World Press Review 1991, Nov.,38:11, 17-19 | Ingram, Derek | 'History never repeats itself.' |
| History and Theory 1991, May, 30:2, 153-180 | Fracchia, Joseph | Marx's Aufhebung of philosophy and the foundations of a materialist science of history |
| Political Theory 1991, Feb.,19:1, 7-28 | Booth, William J. | Economies of time: on the idea of time in Marx's political economy |
| Science and Society 1991, Fall, 55:3, 336-348 | Frankel, Hyman | Marxism and physics: a new look |
| Modern Age 1991, Fall, 34:1, 53-60 | Krasnov, Vladislav | The resumption of history (after a Marxist detour) |
| Modern Age 1991, Fall, 34:1, 31-38 | Michael, Franz | The end of utopianism |
| Scientific American 1991, Dec., 265:6, 158-159 | Rosenberg, Nathan | Essay: Marx wasn't all wrong |
| TJO the history of Philosophy 1991, April, 29:2, 253-280 | Buchwalter, Andrew | Hegel, Marx, and the concept of immanent critique |
| American Philosophical Quarterly 1991, April, 28:2, 125-136 | Schacht, Richard | Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche, and the future of self-alientation |
| Southern Humanities 1990, Winter, 24:1, 33-48 | Allen, Douglas | Connection between studying the humanities and becoming an ethical person |
| Canadian Journal of Philosophy 1990, Sept., 20:3, 383-392 | Panichas, George | Marx's theory of revolutionary change |
| Technology and Culture 1990, Oct.,31:4, 780-813 | Adler, Paul | Marx, machines, and skill |
| The Journal of Philosophy 1990, Oct., 87:10, 535-537 | Capaldi, Nicholas | Hook, Dewey, and Marx |
| New Statesman and Society 1990, Nov 2, 3:125, 20-23 | Giddens, Anthony | Modernity and utopia (is there a future for socialism) |
| Forbes 1990, Nov 12, 146:11, 174-176 | Morais, Richard | The tale of two tombs (Adam Smith and Karl Marx) |
| The Nation 1990, May 14. 250:19, 664-666 | Fox, Robin | Marxim's obit is premature |
| International Philosophical Qrtly 1990, June, 30:2, 135-151 | Jeannot, Thomas | Marx's use of religious metaphors |
| Tikkun 1990, July-Aug., 5:4, 11-21 | Cantor, Jay | The patriarchs.(Nietzsche, Freud and Marx on community in light of the 60s) |
| Political Studies 1990, Dec., 38:4, 672-687 | Katz, Stephen | The problems of Europecentrism and evolution in Marx's writings on colonialism |
| Political Studies 1990, Dec., 38:4, 654-672 | Berki, R.N. | Through and through Hegel: Marx's road to communism |
| The Amer. JO Economics and Soc. 1990, April, 49:2, 211-222 | Enami, Zohreh | Ideological conceptions of the basis for the sexual division of labor |
| The Economist 1990, Annual, v.313, 16-18 | Macrae, Norman | After communism; will countries escape Marx only to be lured by Peron |
| Diogenes 1989, Winter, v. 148, 1-28 | Rubel, Maximilien | The French Revolution and the education of young Marx |
| Dissent 1989, Summer, 36:3, 343-350 | Plotke, David | Marxism and democratic theory |
| History of Political Economy 1989, Summer, 21:2, 273-299 | Evans, Michael | John Stuart Mill and Karl Marx: some problems and perspectives |
| Time 1989, Sept 4, 134:10, 57-58 | Elson,John | Has history come to an end? A provocative case: democracy has outlived communism |
| Poltical Theory 1989, Nov.,17:4, 511-535 | Warren, Mark | Liberal constitutionalism as ideology: Marx and Habermas |
| Political Theory 1989, May, 17:2, 205-223 | Booth, William J. | Gone fishing: making sense of Marx's concept of communism |
| Forbes 1989, March 6, 143:5, 27-28 | Forbes, Malcom S. | A must read for students- and parents, too. |
| Environmental Ethics 1989, Fall, 11:3, 243-259 | Clark, John P. | Marx's inorganic body |
| Inquiry 1989, Dec.,32:4, 419-437 | Graham, Keith | Class-a simple view |
| Social Research 1989, Autumn, 56:3, 713-740 | Neilsen, Kai | Marxism and arguing for justice |
| Monthly Review 1988, Sept, 40:4, 47-50 | Rosen, Bernard | Marxism and religion |
| The Economist 1988, Sept 24, 398:7569,17-19 | editorial | Marx turned upside down; (communism and pluralism) |
| U.S. News and World Report 1987, Oct19, v.103, 41-42 | Bialer, Seweryn | Marx had it wrong. Does Gorbachev? |
| Ethics 1987, Oct.,98:1, 104-136 | Buchanan, Allen E. | Marx, morality, and history: an assessment of recent analytical work on Marx |
| Social Problems 1987, Oct., 34:4, 345-362 | Simpson, Edith | Crime, social structure and criminal punishment |
| The Review of Politics 1987, Fall, 49:4, 467-490 | Ring, Jennifer | Saving objectivity for feminism: MacKinnon, Marx, and other possibilities |
| National Review 1986, Sept 12, v.38, 18-20 | Repealing socialism | |
| Monthly Review 1986, June, v.38, 42-48 | Blanc, Paul Le | The polticial ideas of Marx and Engels |
| Commentary 1985, April, v.37, 37-42 | Himmelfarb, Gertrude | The real Marx |
| Time 1984, Dec 24, v.124, 35-36 | Marx is dead- long live Marx | |
| Commentary 1984, April, v. 77, 28-35 | Johnson, Paul | Marxism vs. the Jews (the left and anti-semitism) |
| The Christian Century 1984, April 25, v.101, 423-425 | Peerman, Dean | Jesus, Marx, and the money-changers |
| Christianity Today 1983, Sept 2,v.27, 71-73 | Yoder, William | Martin Luther is outdrawing Karl Marx in East Germany |
| UNESCO Courier 1983, Oct., 22-24 | Lapin, Nikolai I. | A driving force of human evolution |
| History Today 1983, March, v.33,5-11 | McLellan, David | Marx in England |
| Time 1983, March 28, v.121, 40-41 | Small thanks: memories of Marx | |
| The Progressive 1983, Feb., v.47, 16-17 | Lens, Sidney | Making Marx respectable |
| National Review 1981,July 24:33, 831-835 | Magstadt, Thomas | Marx, moral responsibility, and the Cambodian revolution |
| Monthly Review 1981, Jan.,v.32, 58-62 | Feuer, Lewis | The case of the Darwin-Marx letter |
| Monthly Review 1981, April, v.32, 38-44 | Ollman, Bertell | Marxism |
| Monthly Review 1980, June, v.32, 42-57 | Vilakazi, Herbert | Was Karl Marx a black man? |
| National Review 1980, Feb 22, v.32, 244-245 | Buckley, William F. | Marx is Dead |