Strange death of Marxism the European left in the new millennium

By:

Gottfried, Paul

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Columbia University of Missouri Press 2005Description: ix,154p. 24 cmISBN:

9780826215970

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DDC classification:

320.5315094 22 GO-S

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HX238.5 .G68 2005

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Table of contents

Contents:

Introduction -- Postwar communism -- Neomarxism -- The post-Marxist left -- The post-Marxist left as political religion -- Conclusion.

Summary: "Describes a twentieth-century transformation in European leftist and Marxist politics. European Marxism began as an economically focused workers' movement, then became the domain of those desiring cultural transformation of Western Europe. The transformation emphasizes Western European guilt and promotes multiculturalism, feminism, and acceptance of alternative lifestyles condemned by European cultures"--Provided by publisher.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction -- Postwar communism -- Neomarxism -- The post-Marxist left -- The post-Marxist left as political religion -- Conclusion.

"Describes a twentieth-century transformation in European leftist and Marxist politics. European Marxism began as an economically focused workers' movement, then became the domain of those desiring cultural transformation of Western Europe. The transformation emphasizes Western European guilt and promotes multiculturalism, feminism, and acceptance of alternative lifestyles condemned by European cultures"--Provided by publisher.

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