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*FrontMatter, pg. i*CONTENTS, pg. ix*ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, pg. xiii*INTRODUCTION, pg. 1*ONE. THE DEVELOPMENT OF MARX'S MORAL PERSPECTIVE, pg. 35*TWO. CONSEQUENTIALIST INTERPRETATIONS OF MARX, pg. 80*THREE MARX'S THEORIES OF FREEDOM AND EXPLOITATION: A RECONSTRUCTION AND DEFENSE, pg. 115*FOUR "MARXIST ALPHANUTAUIOTA-MORALISMU": A CRITIQUE, pg. 169*FIVE. MARXISM AND MORAL HISTORICISM, pg. 212*SIX. MORALITY AND IDEOLOGY, pg. 236*SEVEN. MARXISM, MORAL RELATIVISM, AND MORAL OBJECTIVITY, pg. 268*EIGHT. MARXIST CRITIQUES OF JUSTICE AND RIGHTS, pg. 317*NINE. MARXIST AND LEFTIST OBJECTIONS TO RAWLS' THEORY OF JUSTICE: A CRITICAL REVIEW, pg. 361*TEN. TOWARD AN ADEQUATE MARXIST MORAL AND SOCIAL THEORY, pg. 416*APPENDIX. STAGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MARX'S THOUGHT, pg. 461*BIBLIOGRAPHY, pg. 465*INDEX, pg. 507