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The Marxist ideology in Russia - Karl Korsch
In this text from 1938, Karl Korsch puts forward the notion that Marxism in Russia effectively served as the ideological cloak of capitalist development, but that this was in fact anticipated by theoretical concessions, made by Marx and Engels in the 1870s/1880s, to the ideas held by the Russian populists, the Narodniki.
Dziesięć tez o marksizmie dzisiaj - Karl Korsch
Tekst napisany w 1950 r., po tym jak Karl Korsch odrzucił ortodoksyjny marksizm.
Marksizm Pierwszej Międzynarodówki - Karl Korsch
Niemiecki marksista Karl Korsch o Pierwszej Międzynarodówce (Międzynarodowym Stowarzyszeniu Robotników). Tekst napisany w 1924 r.
Karlo Korŝo: Dek tezoj pri marksismo hodiaû
Karl Korsch (Karlo Korŝo) : Dek tezoj pri marksismo hodiaû. (1950)
Grava verko pri la limoj de la marksa pensinterpreto. Ni devus utiligi marksajn ideojn (k ankaû Bakuninajn ideojn.. ktp.) nur post transdoni ilin al nian tempon…
Furious gold
Additional materials to the (forthcoming) volume 'Marxist essays on the theory of money' (edited by Daniel Gaido and Noa Rodman).
Marxism and materialism - David-Hillel Ruben
A Study in Marxist Theory of Knowledge. 1979 (2nd edition)
Letter from Amadeo Bordiga to Karl Korsch
Letter written by Amadeo Bordiga in Naples, in October 1926 to German left communist Karl Korsch about his platform.
Marxism and psychology - Karl Korsch
Korsch’s article first appeared in the councilist periodical Living Marxism in February 1938. He is generally appreciative of both Freud, whose postulates about the unconscious Korsch calls a “genuine discovery,” as well as Reich’s efforts to understand the rise of fascism on its basis. Oddly, Korsch — who by then had long since abandoned Leninism and increasingly considered Marxism a lost cause — had recourse to Lenin’s arguments against the Economists in defending Marxist methodology.
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