Étiquette : Karl Korsch

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Lénine philosophe – Anton Pannekoek (J. Harper) – Ed. Spartacus

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Date de l’article 17/08/2022
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Article paru dans Informations Correspondance Ouvrières, n° 100, décembre 1970, p. 37-39

Après le livre de Serge Bricianer (Pannekoek et les Conseils ouvriers – Ed. E.D.I.) qui nous a donné une idée de l’ensemble de l’œuvre de Pannekoek, voici enfin traduit et publié un de ses principaux ouvrages : la critique du livre de Lénine « Matérialisme et Empirio-criticisme » (Moscou 1909 – Éditions françaises de 1928 et 1962). En préface, une étude de Paul Mattick (de 1960) précède le texte de Pannekoek, et des remarques de Karl Korsch (de 1938) le suivent. Les traducteurs ont utilisé la version allemande (1938) et tenu compte de la première traduction française revue par l’auteur (1947) ainsi que de l’édition anglaise de 1948 qui, elle, comportait quelques modifications et adjonctions.

Étiquettes 1970, Anton Pannekoek, Informations Correspondance Ouvrières, Karl Korsch, Lénine, livre, Paul Mattick, philosophie, recension, Serge Bricianer, Spartacus

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Karl Korsch: Revolution for what? A critical comment on Jan Valtin’s « Out of the Night »

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Date de l’article 24/03/2021
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Article de Karl Korsch signé L. H. paru dans Living Marxism, Vol. V., No. 4, Spring 1941, p. 21-29

« Soiled with mire from top to toe, and oozing blood from every pore », a seafaring man emerges on this side of the Atlantic to tell a weird story of intrigue and conspiracy, of spying and counter-spying, of treason, torture, and murder. It is a true story, a reliable record of tangible facts, albeit mostly of facts that remind one of the « stranger than fiction » columns. Yet there is the difference that they are not isolated facts which seem unbelievable only because they do not fit into the common assumptions derived from everyday experience. Valtin’s book reveals a whole world of well-connected facts that retain their intrinsic quality of unreality even after their non-fictitious character has been established. It is a veritable underworld that lies below the surface of present-day society; yet unlike the various disconnected underworlds of crime, it is a coherent world with its own type of human actions and sufferings, situations and personalities, allegiances and apostasies, upheavals and cataclysms.

Étiquettes 1941, book, communism, essay, Germany, Jan Valtin, Karl Korsch, Living Marxism, review, Richard Julius Hermann Krebs, Soviet Union, Stalin

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Adolph Reed, Jr. : « Scientistic Socialism: Notes on the New Afro-American Magic Marxism »

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Date de l’article 02/09/2018
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Article d’Adolph Reed, Jr. paru dans Endarch. A Journal of Theory, Issue 1, Fall 1974, p. 21-39

Three years ago, after the Black Panther Party had recanted and returned to the Baptist Church, the only self-styled ‘Marxist political tendency to be found on this side of the veil was that embodied in the Black Workers Congress which, according to its somewhat generous self-assessment, was not only ‘Marxist-Leninist’ but ‘Maoist’ as well. Every other tendency among black people was hostile to Marxism. The arguments scarcely need to be recalled : « Marx and Engels were Europeans; what can racist Europeans have to say that is useful to us? » « Why do you have to depend on the white man for your ideology; can’t we develop something new of our own? » etc. Of course there was also a great deal of red-baiting going on and even more self-righteous posturing.