From the Classics: Marx on the Difference between Socialism and Communism
From Marx’s Critique of the Gotha Program, 1875 “What we have to deal with here is a...
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From the Classics: Engels on the Birth of Scientific Socialism
From Socialism: Utopian and Scientific (1880) Whilst, however, the revolution in the conception of...
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From the Classics: Frederick Engels at 200, a Lecture
Frederick Engels (1820-1895) was, of course, with Karl Marx the co-founder of scientific...
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From the Classics: Marx on Religion
Marx’s view of religion was subtle and complex and went far beyond the well-known...
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From the Classics: Engels on the Defeat of the 1848 German Revolution
In 1852, Frederick Engels wrote Revolution and Counterrevolution in Germany for a US audience, the...
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From the Classics: Lenin on Soviet Power and the Status of Women
Written in Pravda, November 6, 1919 Source: Women and Communism, Lawrence & Wishart, London,...
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From the Classics: Marx on the Fundamental Law of Social Development
From Karl Marx, A Contribution to a Critique of Political Economy, 1859 “In the...
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From the Classics: Bertolt Brecht on Writing the Truth (1935)
Five Difficulties in Writing the Truth (1935) By Bertolt Brecht Nowadays, anyone who...
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From the Classics: Lenin’s Letter to American Workers
This letter was written by Lenin on August 20, 1918, while the First World War (Aug. 1914- Nov....
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From the Classics: Marx and Engels on Ideology
The Marxist theory of ideology — how social ideas and social consciousness arise from the...
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From the Classics: Lenin on War and Revolution
Lenin gave this talk on May 27, 1917. He was back in Russia from exile in Switzerland. The Tsar...
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From the Classics: Marx’s “The Civil War in France”
EDITORS’ NOTE: One hundred fifty years ago the Paris Commune (March 18- May 28, 1871), was...
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