State and revolution

by Vladimir Ilʹich Lenin

Paper Book, 2011

Description

It was here that Lenin justified his personal interpretation of Marxism, savaged his opponents and set out his trenchant views on class conflict, the lessons of earlier revolutions, the dismantling of the bourgeois state and the replacement of capitalism by the, dictatorship of the proletariat.

Status

Available

Call number

335

Publication

Mansfield Centre, CT : Martino Pub., 2011.

User reviews

LibraryThing member HistReader
This book may not be suitable for someone unfamiliar with either Karl Marx's or Friedrich Engels' writings and/or philosophy. Lenin dissects their individual as well as join written works. Lenin also compares the actual outcome of the Paris Commune to the projected vision.

Aside from the benefit of
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forehand knowledge, it was interesting to glean modern day slogans, ideas and accusations as mostly unchanged from the mid-1800s and Lenin's time in the early 20th century.
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LibraryThing member jrgoetziii
Obviously The State and Revolution has had major historical impact. But it's the perverse product of an aggressive mind who is speaking without thinking clearly. Lenin misuses and abuses political terms--"dictatorship of the proletariat" comes to mind, since a dictatorship is leadership by one
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person, usually a military leader in times of crisis, and the proletariat is a class of people--and therefore his argument falls way short.
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Language

Original publication date

1917

ISBN

1614271925 / 9781614271925

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