Marx and Lenin: The Science of Revolution

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Marx and Lenin: The Science of Revolution is a critical study by Max Eastman that analyzes and challenges the theoretical foundations and practical outcomes of Marxist-Leninist revolutionary doctrine.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
political theory book
about Karl Marx NERFINISHED
Marxist economics
Russian Revolution NERFINISHED
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
Soviet political practice
Vladimir Lenin NERFINISHED
class struggle
communism
dialectical materialism
dictatorship of the proletariat
historical materialism
party vanguard theory
political violence
revolutionary strategy
revolutionary theory
totalitarianism
author Max Eastman NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
critiques Bolshevik methods of rule
Leninist party organization
Marxist theory of the state
Marxist theory of value
concept of scientific socialism
practical outcomes of Marxist-Leninist revolutions
theoretical foundations of Leninism
theoretical foundations of Marxism
fieldOfStudy Soviet studies
history of socialism
political philosophy
genre intellectual history
political criticism
hasAuthorialStance individualist
liberal-democratic
intendedAudience critics of communism
general educated readers
students of political theory
language English
mainSubject Leninism NERFINISHED
Marxism NERFINISHED
Marxist-Leninist theory
perspective anti-Leninist
anti-Marxist
anti-communist
relatedWork Reflections on the Failure of Socialism NERFINISHED
Stalin’s Russia and the Crisis in Socialism NERFINISHED

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Max Eastman notableWork Marx and Lenin: The Science of Revolution