A review of a Book on Karl Marx's Study of Philosophy and the Natural Sciences

This is a review of: Anneliese Griese, Hans Jörg Sandkühler (Hrsg.) [Eds.], Karl Marx–Zwischen Philosophie und Naturwissenschaften [Karl Marx–between philosophy and the natural sciences], Frankfurt/M. [etc.]: Peter Lang, 1997. It was first published in the MEGA-Studien (Amsterdam), 1998/2: 107-110.

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