What is Communism? Science Fiction? Communism or Capitalism? The Corkscrews. The Capitalist Mode of Production. Private Property. Wage Labour and Industrialization. The State and Capitalism. Primitive Society. Marx and Engels. The End of Property. What Is Property? The Agrarian Question. From Scarcity to Abundance.
The Transformation of Products. Beyond Work. Work and Torture. Science and Automation. Class Society and Robotics. Allocation of Tasks.
Undesirable Jobs. The End of Separations. Production and Consumption. Production and Education. Money and the Estimation of Costs. The Law of Value. Free Distribution. Labour Time. Elevator or Stairs? Beyond Politics. The End of the State. The Electoral Circus. The Strike. The Party. Insurrection and Communization. The Army. Proletariat and Communism. Bourgeois and Proletarians. Waiting for Godot. Becoming Human. Communism among the Guarani.
The Levellers. Scientific Socialism. Communist Activity. Activity and Program. Communism is the negation of capitalism. A movement produced by the development and success of the capitalist mode of production, which will culminate with the destruction of the latter and the birth of a new type of society.
Where there currently exists a world based on wage labour and the commodity, there must instead be a world where human activity will never take the form of wage labour and where the products of that activity will not be objects of commerce. Our era is the era of this metamorphosis. It displays the conjuncture of the basic elements of the capitalist crisis and all the requisite means for a communist resolution of this crisis.
