Joseph Dietzgen

["Mark Lause" <MLause@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The Marx Archive has two works by Dietzgen posted, linked to his page at
http://www.marxists.org/archive/dietzgen/.

There are biographical posts on him at
http://flag.blackened.net/liberty/dietzgen.html

The Charles H. Kerr Company at Chicago published several collections of
his writings, including _The Positive Outcome of Philosophy_, translated
by Ernest Untermann and introducted by Anton Pannekoek. 1906, as well as
_Philosophical Essays_ translated by Untermann, M. Beer, Th. Rothstein.
1917. (I suspect that the former recalls Comte's philosophy
intentionally.)

Solidarity!'
Mark

PS: His son, Eugene Dietzgen had a major hand in seeing to the
collection and publication of this material after Joseph Dietzgen's
death.  The large sign for Dietzgen's factory used to stare back at
commuters on the Fullerton El stop at Chicago.  I don't know if it still
does, since they were yupping up the neighborhood considerably when I
left almost twenty years ago.