Biblioteca / 1990-1999
Homer Kendall Rogers. Before the Revisionist Controversy. Kautsky, Bernstein, and the Meaning of Marxism, 1895-1898.
Nueva York/Londres: Garland, 1992.
xiii, 482 páginas.
2da edición, Londres: Routledge, 2015.
Contents
Bibliographical Preface
I – Introduction
The Legacy of Friedrich Engels
Learning About Marxism
The Erfurt Program and Wilhelm Liebknecht
Economic Determinism and Revoltionary Consciousness
The Democratic Republic
Worker Impoverishment, Capital Concentration, and the Catastrophe
Socialization, Reforms, and Political Cooperation
Violence and Revolution
Revolution in England
II – The Agrarian Question (1895)
Earlier Social-Democratic View son the Agrarian Question
The Frankfurt Party Congress
Reactions to the Frankfurt Party Congress
Engels’s “The Peasant Question”
The Agrarian Commission
Kautsky and the Agrarian Program
The Breslau Party Congress
The Agrarian Question After Breslau
Persecution
III – British Politics (Autumn 1895)
Engels, Liebknecht, an the SDF, 1881-1895
The Fabian Essays, 1889
The Fabian and German Marxism
The Parliamentary Elections of 1895
Fabian Arguments Against the SDF
IV – The Political Crises of 1896
South Africa
Saxony
Poland
London
Turkey
V – The Theory Debates of 1896 (Summer and Fall)
Kanner and the “Bourgeois Ideologists”
Ernest Belfort-Bax and the Meaning of Marxism
Social Democracy and the Fabians
The “Problems of Socialism” Series Begins
Belfort-Bax’s Reply
VI – The Turning Point (Winter 1897)
Bertrand Russell and Social Democracy
Bernstein’s Fabian Speech
The Addendum to Héritier
The “Problems of Socialism” Series Continued
Shaw and “The Illusions of Socialism”
VII – Crete and Prussia (Spring and Summer 1897)
Crete
Prussia
VIII – The Last Months Before the Controversy
Strict Marxism (Late August)
Youth Labor (September)
The Review of Sighele (November)
The “Final-Goal Article” (December)
IX – Conclusion
Appendix: Photographs
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