Marx, Engels and Liberal Democracy

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Michael Levin

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A study investigating how the founders of Marxism came to terms with the emergence of liberal democracy as a political force during their lifetimes. It examines how they defined democracy and how they evaluated the liberal constitutional state, what they would have expected from the emergence of a working class franchise and the rise, particularly in Germany, of a worker's political party. The author proposes the answers to these questions in clear, jargon-free language. His previous books, translated in several languages, include, "Karl Marx - The Early Texts", "The Young Hegelians and Karl Marx", "Marx before Marxism" and many others.

Release date Australia

February 9th, 1989

Author

Michael Levin

Audiences

Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Undergraduate

Contributor

Foreword by Davpd McLellan

Edition

1989 ed.

Illustrations

XIV, 197 p.

Pages

197

Dimensions

152x229x12

ISBN-13

9780333462812

Product ID

14541085

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