John Paul Gerbers thesis on Dutch left communist Anton Pannekoek.
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Table of contents looks interesting. Anyone read this?
Yes, I've read it, and IMO it's a very good scholarly study of Pannekoek. A very interesting and independent thinker. (I found especially valuable the author's account of the influence of Dietzgen on Pannekoek's Marxism.)
I added the published book version of this thesis, it's much more readable and condensed (270 pages instead of 720).
Whereabouts is the condensed version, bakuninja? The attachments seem to be the 720 page thesis.
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Nice. Thanks for the upload.
Nice
Didn't have the book version myself! 