Marxism and Social Democracy: The Revisionist Debate 1896-1898

Douglas D. Alder · Henry Tudor · J. M. TUDOR

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Preface Introduction 1. Bernstein as orthodox Marxist 2. Colonialism and socialism: Berstein's first exchange with Belfort Bax 3. Problems of socialism: first series 4. Socialism and the proletariat 5. The movement and the final goal: Bernstein's second exchange with Belfort Bax 6. Bernstein's overthrow of socialism: Parvus's intervention 7. Revisionism defended 8. Problems of socialism: second series 9. Social reform or revolution? Rosa Luxemburg's intervention 10. The party conference at Stuttgart: the debate on the press 11. The summing-up Notes Bibliography Index.

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