Der politische Liberalismus - Max Stirner
Das ist eine der härtesten Kritiken, die je über politischen Liberalismus verübt wurde.
Natürlich sollte nicht Alles, was Denkern und Unterstützern des Liberalismus zugeschrieben wird, als Schund angesehen werden, wie gerade in der giftigen Kritik von Stirner zu lesen.
The value of Noam Chomsky
A "personal essay" from 2015 on some of the reasons why Chomsky's fame -- unlike that of most public intellectuals -- is more than justified. Despite his rejection of the label, he is, in many respects, the quintessential Marxist.
Political Liberalism - Max Stirner
Stirner's essay on the for him modern state and liberal ideology that it promoted and depended on.
Class Struggle in the First French Republic Bourgeois and Bras Nus 1793-1795 - Daniel Guerin
Daniel Guerin's work analysing the class tensions during the French Revolution and within the first French Republic.
Staughton Lynd’s classic "Intellectual Origins of American Radicalism" (1968)
Submitted by Marx-lover on Oct 1 2018 21:47
Notes that were taken in graduate school.
The significance and shortcomings of Karl Marx
In honor of the bicentennial of Marx's birth, this essay summarizes some of his contributions and explain in what respects he got his own ideas wrong.
Man, Society, and Freedom - Mikhail Bakunin
Translated and edited by Sam Dolgoff, 1971.
Man, Society and Freedom is taken from a long, unfinished note to The Knouto-Germanic Empire and the Social Revolution, actually penned by Bakunin’s close associates Carlo Cafiero and Élisée Reclus in 1871, the same work from which God and State is taken.
'Change the Rules': reifying labour under capital
Submitted by Is There No Alt... on Feb 5 2018 02:08
A critique of Sally McManus, the Australian Council of Trade Unions, and the 'Change the Rules' campaign from a communist perspective.
Down with the Bourgeois Republic! Down with Its Constitution! – Amadeo Bordiga
An article from 1947 by Amadeo Bordiga in which he discusses the debate over the constitution of the new Italian republic, the role of religion and secularism in Italian history, the opportunism of the Communist Party, “conformism” in Italian politics, the incompatibility of religion and socialism, the idolatry of the “sacred and inviolable” rights of the “Individual”, the fraud of political decentralization (which he correctly saw as opening the door of politics to the Mafia), the “demagogic appeal to labor” in modern “totalitarian” ideologies (the goal of the workers movement is “a society founded not on labor, but on consumption”), the illusion of self-management, etc.
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