Chapter 1. Show us the miracle! Where is your miracle? To be oneself in the world In Prison: With Herself and in the World Speaking Truth - Living Truth Freedom is Always the Freedom of the Others Bibliography Chapter 2. The Blighted Authority of Engels and Kautsky Returning to Marx-But to Which One? The Maximal Programme and the Minimal Programme Settling Accounts with 'Ersatz Marxism' Failing to Understand One's Own Situation Bibliography Chapter 3. The 'Fully Fledged Marxist' and the Polish Question The Founding of the Social Democracy Movement in Poland and its Two Factions Luxemburg's Dissertation 'The Industrial Development of Poland' A Return to the Polish Question-1908-09 Bibliography Chapter 4. Revolutionary Realpolitik New Questions for Old Answers The Strategy of the SPD from 1891 Bernstein's Total Revision of Marxism The Hammer Blow of the Revolution The Unity of Marxism and Socialism Bibliography Chapter 5. The Millerand Case - Socialist Participation in Government as a Test Case of Theory and Strategy The Bone of Contention The Gap Between Marxist Theory and Socialist Practice Rosa Luxemburg's Formulation of the Problem Capitalism and The Class State The Struggle for the Democratisation of Democracy and the Question of Violence Conclusion Bibliography Chapter 6. The Electric Age of Unexpected Developments: The 1905 Russian Revolution General Strike, Debate on Organisation and Political Leadership Lessons from the 1905 Russian Revolution Defeat as a Path to Victory Freedom for the Enemy Bibliography Chapter 7. On the Defensive The SPD at the Crossroads Against 'Nothing-But-Parliamentarism and 'Nothing-But-Action' The Great War and the Search for a Strategic Response Bibliography Chapter 8. The Imperialist Age and the Accumulation of Capital 'Help me figure something out-but quickly!' Society As a Cultural Organism Capitalism as an Impossible World Form Politico-Economical Foundations of a New Strategy Bibliography Chapter 9. Rosa Luxemburg's Symphony on the Russian Revolution The Prehistory Luxemburg's Criticism of the Bolsheviks: Too Little Socialism, Too Little Democracy The Anticipated Harmony of Opposites: Necessity and Freedom Bibliography Chapter 10. Beyond Social Democrats and Bolsheviks Revolutionary Leadership and Self-Empowerment Revolution in Russia - An Alternative Strategy How the Bolsheviks 'Won' the Revolution and Make Luxemburg's Nightmares Come True Bibliography Chapter 11. The November Revolution: A New Beginning Violently Interrupted Socialism as the Order of the Day Programmatic Renewal and the Founding of the KPD The January Uprising in Berlin and Government Terror Bibliography Chapter 12. Spat at, Adored, but Also Indispensable? Bibliography