Marx also discussed the argument in chapter 2 of The German Ideology.

These were the tasks first attempted in The German Ideology.

The German Ideology makes no detailed references to specific studies of primitive societies or to the work of anthropologist.

Most generally, The German Ideology is important as a turning point.

There is nothing like it in either The German Ideology or Formen.

German Ideology is written in a humorously satirical form.

Marx began work upon a book detailing his new philosophy of history, entitled The German Ideology.

"We know only a single science," says The German Ideology, "the science of history."

For instance in The German Ideology (1845-46), Stein is mentioned, but only as the writer of his 1842 book.

They resumed the attack in The German Ideology (1846), which was not published at the time.