Karl Kautsky Libros

Frente al revisionismo que asentó el libro de Bernstein "Socialismo evolucionista", se alzan las respuestas de los "ortodoxos" alemanes Kautsky y rosa Luxemburg que, con La Doctrina Socialista y Reforma o Revolución respectivamente, forman los textos fundamentales de la polémica de la socialdemocracia alemana. El libro de Kautsky es una contestación punto por punto al libro de Bernstein que centraba su negación del derrumbe del capitalismo en el mantenimiento de la pequeña industria, el aumento de los propietarios y la desaparición de las crisis. Profundizando en el análisis de las estadísticas, Kautsky llega a conclusiones totalmente opuestas sin salirse nunca de una corrección de tono que contrasta con la ira que las décadas sucesivas aportarán al tema

Focusing on the significance of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, this pamphlet by Karl Kautsky explores their impact on the workers' movement. Kautsky, a prominent figure in the German Social-Democratic Party, presents an essential formulation known as the "Merger Formula," highlighting the theoretical foundations for socialist unity. The pamphlet is translated and introduced by Alexander Gallus, providing context and insights into Kautsky's interpretations and the enduring relevance of Marxist thought.

Focusing on revolutionary epochs, this seminal work by Karl Kautsky explores the origins and historical forces that shape societal upheaval. Originally published in English in 1920, it provides a critical examination of the dynamics that drive revolutions, making it a significant contribution to political thought and history.

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Focusing on the life and contributions of Karl Johann Kautsky, this book explores his role as a prominent Marxist theoretician and journalist in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It highlights his influence in shaping orthodox Marxism after Engels' death and his significance during the Second International, providing insights into his ideological perspectives leading up to World War I. Kautsky's legacy as a key figure in socialist theory is examined, showcasing his impact on the development of Marxist thought.