Leopold Labedz (ed.) Revisionism.

CONTENTS

Introduction / LEOPOLD LABEDZ

PART ONE

REVOLUTION REVISED

I – The Precursor: Eduard Bernstein / CHRISTIAN GNEUSS

II – Between Marx and Lenin: George Plekhanov / SAMUEL BARON

III – Freedom and Revolution: Rosa Luxemburg / FRANCIS L. CARSTEN

IV – The Permanent Revolution: Lev Trotsky / HEINZ SCHURER

V – Between Lenin and Stalin: Nikolai Bukharin / SIDNEY HEITMAN

VI – The Revolution in Asia: M. N. Roy / ROBERT C. NORTH

VII – From the Communist Manifesto to the Declaration of ‘81’ / Z. A. B. ZEMAN

PART TWO

PERSONALITY, TRUTH, AND HISTORY

VIII – Philosophy and Society: Alexander Bogdanov / S. V. UTECHIN

IX – The Forgotten Philosopher: Abram Deborin / RENE AHLBERG

X – Relativism and Class Consciousness: Georg Lukacs / MORRIS WATNICK

XI – The Philosopher of Hope: Ernst Bloch / JÜRGEN RÜHLE

XII – Karl Marx and the Classical Definition of Truth / LESZEK KOLAKOWSKI

XIII – Studies of the Young Marx: A Rejoinder / ADAM SCHAFF

XIV – The Debate on Alienation / DANIEL BELL

PART THREE

THE NEW REVISIONISM

XV – The Origins and Significance of East European Revisionism / KARL REYMAN and HERMAN SINGER

XVI – The Decline and Fall of Revisionism in Eastern Europe / WILLIAM E. GRIFFITH

XVII – East German Revisionism: The Spectre and the Reality / MELVIN CROAN

XVIII – Tito—A Reluctant Revisionist / ALFRED SHERMAN

XIX – Revisionism in Soviet Economics / ALFRED ZAUBERMAN

XX – Prospects for the Soviet Dictatorship: Otto Bauer / MELVIN CROAN

PART FOUR

THE NEW LEFT

XXI – Britain: The New Reasoners / G. L. ARNOLD

XXII – France: The Neo-Marxists / JEAN DUVIGNAUD

XXIII – Italy: The Choice for the Left / GIORGIO GALLI

XXIV – Germany: Marxismus-Studien / IRING FETSCHER

XXV – USA: Marxists at Bay / LEWIS COSER

XXVI – Japan: Divisions in Socialism / EDWARD SEIDENSTICKER

XXVII – India: Urban Intellectuals and Rural Problems / SIBNARAYAN RAY