The Bourgeois and the Savage: A Marxian Critique of the Image of the Isolated Individual in Defoe, T

Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Robinson Crusoe's Adventure on the Island: from the Isolated Economy to Political Supremacy 2.1 The problem concerning Robinson's survival on the island 2.2. Robinson's Encounter with Friday
Chapter 3: An Attempt to Explain the Theory of Value: Turgot's simplification 3.1. The determination of value and assessment of individual resources 3.2 The concept of progress: The problem of historical "circumstances"
Chapter 4: "The rude state of society" and the reason of abundance: Adam Smith's model 4.1. The common stock as a differential concept 4.2. The rude state of society as an assembly of isolated people 4.3. The individuals and the structure of unintentional relationships 4.4. Conclusions
Chapter 5: Political Pihlosophy on "The Gift": Sahlin's Interpretation 5.1. Sahlin's Thesis 5.2. Mauss and Hobbes 5.3. Hobbes and Durkhein 5.4. Political Economy and Durkheim 5.5. Durkheim and Mauss 5.6. Final Comment