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Introduction
I. The Enemy Has Begun His Russian Campaign
1. This world is at the mercy of an idea
2. Giving a public form to questions of publicity
3. Our most immediate enemies are always the partisans of false critique
4. Burlesques
5. The spectacle is only in the details
6. The totality as a new detail
7. The enemy must fight—meaning lie—on two fronts
8. Ideas are improving—with the help of the enemy
9. Bad company
10. Situationism must be fought.
11. The Scandal of Marxism
12. Marx, the economist
13. Marx, an idealist despite himself
14. The economy is the secret police of ideas
15. For the bourgeoisie the only good ideas are dead ideas
16. The only reality for bourgeois thought is bourgeois thought
17. Stalin, the final time in this world where bourgeois thought is victorious
18. Hegel was moderately Hegelian
19. The reality of alienation is the reality of this unreal world
20. The true misfortune of bourgeois thought
II. Confidential Report
21. A scandalous confusion
22. Mana
23. What are commodities thinking of?
24. At last the truth concerning a murky business
25. Commerce is the real activity that creates value
26. The Gospel according to Ricardo
27. Humanity is what loses itself and thus finds itself
III. Class Struggle Exists, But Not Only as We Presume
28. Vorwarts!
29. The wage worker is a slave who nourishes on commodities
30. Capital is money that goes to your head
31. Salary is money that has lost its illusions
32. With salaried work, exploitation becomes the universal form of alienation
33. The growth of salaried work poses on a world level the question of universal wealth.
34. Down with the proletariat!
35. The essential question
36. The theoretical response to the essential question
37. Publicity is a lot of chatter
38. To arms, citizens
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