Marx and Wittgenstein: Knowledge, Morality, and Politics Book

	Notes on contributors
	Preface
	Introduction	1
Pt. I	Conventional wisdoms	21
1	Ernest Gellner's criticisms of Wittgenstein and ordinary language philosophy	23
Pt. II	Commonalities	47
2	Marx and Wittgenstein as natural historians	49
3	Marx and Wittgenstein: culture and practical reason	63
4	Commodity fetishism as a form of life: language and value in Wittgenstein and Marx	78
5	Marx, Wittgenstein and postmodernism	95
Pt. III	Wittgenstein and Sraffa	111
6	Sraffa's influence on Wittgenstein: a conjecture	113
7	A Marxist influence on Wittgenstein via Sraffa	131
Pt. IV	Disjunctions	145
8	Wittgenstein, Winch and Marx	147
9	Towards a critical use of Marx and Wittgenstein	160
Pt. V	Forerunners	183
10	Towards a Marxian use of Wittgenstein	185
11	Remarks on Marxism and the philosophy of language	213
Pt. VI	Knowledge, morality and politics	229
12	Marxism and reflexivity	231
13	Marx and Wittgenstein on vampires and parasites: a critique of capital and metaphysics	254
14	Beyond Marx and Wittgenstein (a confession of a Wittgensteinian Marxist turned Taoist)	282
	Index	295