Marx et la démocratie. Premiers parcours
What is the place of democracy in Marx and Engels's political thinking? It took shape in 1848 ad the theory of the permanent revolution and the dictatorship of the proletariat. Yet, it can also be seen as the theory of the « conquest of democracy ». Violent revolution is necessary on « the cont...
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cairn-AMX_012_0113AMXActuel Marx https://shs.cairn.info/revue-actuel-marx-1992-2-page-113?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/amx.012.0113 Marx et la démocratie. Premiers parcours Texier, Jacques1992 fre Actuel Marx | 12 | 2 | 1992-07-01 | p. 113-151 | 0994-4524 AMX_01222 What is the place of democracy in Marx and Engels's political thinking? It took shape in 1848 ad the theory of the permanent revolution and the dictatorship of the proletariat. Yet, it can also be seen as the theory of the « conquest of democracy ». Violent revolution is necessary on « the continent » but the anglo-saxon world might experience a peaceful transition. The « permanent revolution » is indeed characteristic of the nineteenth century (1789-Third Republic) but it is one and the same (democratic) revolution which does not develop into a communist revolution.Cairn free access |
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What is the place of democracy in Marx and Engels's political thinking? It took shape in 1848 ad the theory of the permanent revolution and the dictatorship of the proletariat. Yet, it can also be seen as the theory of the « conquest of democracy ». Violent revolution is necessary on « the continent » but the anglo-saxon world might experience a peaceful transition. The « permanent revolution » is indeed characteristic of the nineteenth century (1789-Third Republic) but it is one and the same (democratic) revolution which does not develop into a communist revolution. |
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