Zhi Li is Professor of Philosophy, Wuhan University, China, and was previously Visiting Scholar at KU Leuven, Belgium, and University of Bristol, UK. His previous publications include: The Concept of the Individual in the Thought of Karl Marx (2014, in Chinese), and The Ethical Critique: Karl Marx and Present World (2022).

• Chapter 1. Introduction to the English Edition- Part 1: Dialectics and History.-  Chapter 2. Dialectics as a Methodological Principle.- Chapter 3. History as the Object of Totality.- Part 2: The History and Logic of Marx’s Concept of the Individual.- Chapter 4. The Concept of the Individual in the Context of the Young Hegelian School.- Chapter 5. The Concept of the Individual in Marx’s Theory of Estrangement.- Chapter 6. The Concept of the Individual From the Perspective of History.- Chapter 7. The Concept of the Individual and Marx’s Philosophy..- Part 3: The Normative Significance of Marx’s Concept of the Individual.- Chapter 8. Theoretical Criticism and the Concept of the Individual.- Chapter 9. A Critical-Based Theory of Individual Emancipation.- Chapter 10. Moral Criticism and the Good.- Part 4: Situating the Marx’s Concept of the Individual in the Present.- Chapter 11. Chinese Socialist Practice and the Revival of Marx’s Concept of the Individual.- Chapter 12. Studies on Marx’s Concept of the Individual and China’s Modernisation.

Zhi Li is Professor of Philosophy, Wuhan University, China, and was previously Visiting Scholar at KU Leuven, Belgium, and University of Bristol, UK. His previous publications include: The Concept of the Individual in the Thought of Karl Marx (2014, in Chinese), and The Ethical Critique: Karl Marx and Present World (2022).

• Chapter 1. Introduction to the English Edition- Part 1: Dialectics and History.-  Chapter 2. Dialectics as a Methodological Principle.- Chapter 3. History as the Object of Totality.- Part 2: The History and Logic of Marx’s Concept of the Individual.- Chapter 4. The Concept of the Individual in the Context of the Young Hegelian School.- Chapter 5. The Concept of the Individual in Marx’s Theory of Estrangement.- Chapter 6. The Concept of the Individual From the Perspective of History.- Chapter 7. The Concept of the Individual and Marx’s Philosophy..- Part 3: The Normative Significance of Marx’s Concept of the Individual.- Chapter 8. Theoretical Criticism and the Concept of the Individual.- Chapter 9. A Critical-Based Theory of Individual Emancipation.- Chapter 10. Moral Criticism and the Good.- Part 4: Situating the Marx’s Concept of the Individual in the Present.- Chapter 11. Chinese Socialist Practice and the Revival of Marx’s Concept of the Individual.- Chapter 12. Studies on Marx’s Concept of the Individual and China’s Modernisation.

Zhi Li is Professor of Philosophy, Wuhan University, China, and was previously Visiting Scholar at KU Leuven, Belgium, and University of Bristol, UK. His previous publications include: The Concept of the Individual in the Thought of Karl Marx (2014, in Chinese), and The Ethical Critique: Karl Marx and Present World (2022).

• Chapter 1. Introduction to the English Edition- Part 1: Dialectics and History.-  Chapter 2. Dialectics as a Methodological Principle.- Chapter 3. History as the Object of Totality.- Part 2: The History and Logic of Marx’s Concept of the Individual.- Chapter 4. The Concept of the Individual in the Context of the Young Hegelian School.- Chapter 5. The Concept of the Individual in Marx’s Theory of Estrangement.- Chapter 6. The Concept of the Individual From the Perspective of History.- Chapter 7. The Concept of the Individual and Marx’s Philosophy..- Part 3: The Normative Significance of Marx’s Concept of the Individual.- Chapter 8. Theoretical Criticism and the Concept of the Individual.- Chapter 9. A Critical-Based Theory of Individual Emancipation.- Chapter 10. Moral Criticism and the Good.- Part 4: Situating the Marx’s Concept of the Individual in the Present.- Chapter 11. Chinese Socialist Practice and the Revival of Marx’s Concept of the Individual.- Chapter 12. Studies on Marx’s Concept of the Individual and China’s Modernisation.