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Is socialism a step towards freedom? Or is it a concept misused to keep the public under control? Can proletarian dictatorship eliminate proletarian exploitation? Do the intellectuals really want to make the proletariat dominant, or do they want to achieve hegemony over the working class through knowledge and defeat the bourgeoisie? The author, who was born in Poland in 1866, searches for answers to such questions in the work in your hand. Questioning the fate of socialism, Makhayevsky predicted that the views put forward during his time would not lead to the liberation of workers, but to the birth of a controlled capitalism. The author argued that reducing workers' rights or sovereignty only to economic demands would ensure the continuation of privileged classes, and gained fame with his criticism of the intellectual class, pitting him against Marxists. Thanks to his commitment to the oppressed class, his views advocating equality no matter what, and his uncompromising attitude, the author's views significantly influenced the Russia of the period during the revolutionary process.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 304

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Details Publications

First Print Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 304

Language Turkish