volume 1. 1844 to 1860 -- volume 2. 1861 to 1863.

volume 1 Part 1 Philosophical Critique, Capitalism and Political Economy 1. Marx discovers political economy2. Marx confronts the political economy of capitalism3. The development of historical materialism4. Proudhon, propaganda and political economyPart 2 Critical Analyses in the Grundrisse5. Methodological premises for a reformulated critique of political economy6. Formulation of the critique of the theory of value and distribution7. The logical dimensions of the 'law of motion' of capitalism8. The interim development of the Grundrisse -- volume 2 Part 1: Exchange Value and Distribution Before Ricardo 1. Exchange value and distribution analysis before Adam Smith 2. Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations Part 2: David Ricardo and the apogee of Classical political economy 3. Ricardo's Principles: exchange value and profit 4. Ricardo's Principles: rent and surplus Value Part 3: Exchange value and distribution after Ricardo 5. Reactions to Ricardo's theory: the 'mainstream' critics 6. Reactions to Ricardo's theory: the 'pseudo-disciplines' 7. Reactions to Ricardo's theory: the 'radical critics' of capitalism 8. Some particular post-Ricardians Part 4: Political Economy and the 'Law of Motion' of Capitalism 9. The Dimensions of 'motion' and the process of reproduction 10. The consequences of capital accumulation 11. Reproduction and the immanent crises of capitalism Part 5: Epilogue Marx's critique of political economy prior to Capital: a summary statement.