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Literate Communist

Name: Literate Communist
Brand: Peter Lang Publishing Inc
SKU: 10024500
Price: 42.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Donald Clark Hodges
ISBN: 9780820441870

Donald Clark Hodges

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 10024500

Casa editrice Peter Lang Publishing Inc, aprile 1999

The Literate Communist sheds new light on the modern world's most consequential political tract. Pro... Descrizione completa

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The Literate Communist sheds new light on the modern world's most consequential political tract. Professor Hodges' thesis is that the Communist Manifesto is not what it claims to be - a forthright and faithful expression of what communists believed in 1848 - and that its subsequent adaptations periodically opened the door to and slammed the door shut on communism. Part I introduces students to the Manifesto's conspiratorial legacy stemming from the great French Revolution of 1789-1794 and to Marx and Engels' informal amendments to it. Part II examines the 150-year-old posthistory of the Manifesto and its interpretations that pull in opposite directions. The author concludes that the Janus-faced Manifesto played a key ideological role in not only the rise, but also the demise of the Soviet Union.