Marx against the USSR. Critical interpretations of the Soviet historical experience in neo-Marxism
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The most important problem of this book is the question of the nature of socialism, the successes and failures of the Soviet historical experience in the embodiment of the socialist idea. The relevance of this problem is due to the process of the formation of a new civil society in Russia, as well as the search for alternative ways of social development in the conditions of economic and social crisis.
The modern processes of globalization, the contradictions they generate, put forward the problem of the reactionation of Marxism before the consciousness of our contemporaries. Understanding the problems of the modern world, the need to foresee its changes require an appeal to creative, critical Marxism, to Marxism, which has accumulated significant methodological experience in the study of social processes, and not to Marxism as a dogma and canonized ideology.
For specialists in the field of social sciences, for everyone who is sincerely interested in the problems and contradictions of the modern world and Russia of our days
The modern processes of globalization, the contradictions they generate, put forward the problem of the reactionation of Marxism before the consciousness of our contemporaries. Understanding the problems of the modern world, the need to foresee its changes require an appeal to creative, critical Marxism, to Marxism, which has accumulated significant methodological experience in the study of social processes, and not to Marxism as a dogma and canonized ideology.
For specialists in the field of social sciences, for everyone who is sincerely interested in the problems and contradictions of the modern world and Russia of our days
Author:
Author:Дудник Сергей Иванович
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Social Science & Politics
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Gray
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-02-038357-9
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