pbChapter One bIntroduction.- bSection 1 bEpistemology and Philosophy of Nature.- bChapter Two bEngels and the dialectic of nature.- bChapter Three bEngels and the iDialectics of Naturei.- bChaper Four bWas Engels a dialectical materialist.- bChapter Five bEngels and the end of philosophy.- bSection 2 bPolitical Economy.- bChapter Six biOutlines of a Critique of Political Economyi the isought question.- bChapter Seven bThe young Engels and the critique of capitalism his influence on the young Marx.- bChapter Eight bEngels on the external market and de-industrialization.- bSection 3 bThe Condition of the Working Class.- bChapter Nine bThe constitution of the proletariat bringing together Friedrich Engels, Edward P. Thompson and Michael Vester.- bChapter Ten bThe Housing Question Revisited.- bSection 4b Theorizing Power.- bChapter Eleven bEngels theorizes gender hierarchy in iThe Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State.- ibChapter Twelve bThe concept of power in Engels's the