Works
- Hegel and Marx, May, 1952
- Destruction of the Revolution, 1991
- Gorbachev's Nightmare, 1992
- Praxiology, 1998
- Kuroda's Thought on Revolution, 2000
- Engels' Political Economy, 2000
- Dialectics of Praxis, 2001
- On Organizing Praxis, 2001
- Studies on Marxism in Postwar Japan, 2002
- Dialectics of Society, 2003
- Methodology of Social Science, 2005
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