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Divergent Paths is the first volume of a groundbreaking three-volume work. Its purpose is to explore the relationship between Hegel and Marx; to define the relationship between Hegel and Engels; and to distinguish between the theories of Marxism and Engelsism. Marx used Feuerbach towards the critique and ultimate transformation of Hegels phenomenology and humanism. This transformation, which cut out Hegels idealism by identifying the environment in which people produced their sustenance as the subject of history, marks the genesis of historical materialism. Marx continued to use Hegels logical categories. In chapter three of Divergent Paths, Norman Levine conducts an in depth study of Marxs 1841 doctoral dissertation, The Difference Between Democritus and Epicurus Philosophy of Nature. It is the center of gravity and controversy of Levines study. Placed alongside Hegels Philosophy of History, Levine isolates the categories Marx appropriated from Hegel to show, conclusively, that Marx was not a dialectical materialist. Levine then claims that Engels totally distorted the Hegelian legacy, and this debasement is enshrined in his 1887 essay Ludwig Feuerbach and The End of Classical German Philosophy. Levine brilliantly locates Marxism as the theory of Marx, and Engelsism the theory of Engels. According to Levine both embodied a separate view of history and society, and their contradictions are expressive, in part, of their divergent receptions of Hegel. This is an analysis like no other published to date with two more volumes planned. Philosophers, sociologists, anthropologists and historiographers of Marx and Engels cannot afford to miss this study.

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Norman Levine has devoted his work to the study of Marxist thought, and he contributed two major breakthroughs in Left political theory. He argues that vital differences separate the thought of Marx and Engels, and he maintains that Marx absorbed and continued key elements of Hegelian philosophy. In the exposition of his analysis Professor Levine published four books: The Tragic Deception: Marx Contra Engels, in which he breaks the hyphenation between Marx and Engels; Dialogue Within the Dialectic, a demonstration of the transformations dialectics underwent in Marx, Engels, Lenin, and Mao; The Process of Democratization , an analysis of Lenins State and Revolution and Georg Lukacss political philosophy; and the current work, The Hegelian Foundations of Marxs Method, a description of the influence Hegel exerted on the early work of Marx, 18391841. Professor Levine is currently writing a second volume, to be completed in 2008, on the Marx-Hegel symbiosis that traces the Hegelian presence in the work of Marx from 1841 to 1848.

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