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Editorial Note and Acknowledgements ix
Introduction i
Eugene Gogol, Terry Moon and Franklin Dmitryev
i The Present Moment and the Russian Revolution
11 1914-1917: War and Revolution as Testing/Tuming Points
hi An American Revolutionary Bom Out of the Russian Revolution
iv The Form and Content of the Present Volume
The Philosophic Moment of Marxist-Humanism
PART 1
Philosophic Preparation for Revolution: The Significance
of Lenin s Hegel Notebooks
1 Translation of and Commentary on Lenin s “Abstract of
Hegel s Science of Logic” 21
Three Letters to C.L.R. James in the Process of Translating Lenin’s
“Abstract of Hegel’s Science of Logic”
Notes on a Series of Lectures: Lenin on Hegel s Science of Logic
Hegelian Leninism Telos Conference
First English Language Translation of Excerpts from Lenin’s “Abstract
of Hegel s Science of Logic”
2 Dunayevskaya s Changed Perception of Lenin s Philosophic
Ambivalence, 1986-87 109
Prologue: Lenin as Seen in Excerpts from Dunayevskaya’s May 12,1953
Letter on Hegel s Absolutes
Letter to Non-Marxist Hegel Scholar Louis Dupré
Excerpts from Presentations, Letters, Notes
In Lieu of Minutes of News and Letters Committees Resident
Editorial Board Meeting of Augusts, 1986, on Executive Session
Presentation by Dunayevskaya to the Resident Editorial Board on
December 1,7986
“The Year of Only 8 Months,”Jan 3,7987
VI
CONTENTS
Talking to Myself Document, January 21, 1987
Presentation on the Dialectics of Organization and Philosophy,
June 1,1987
PART 2
On the Meaning of Lenin s “Great Divide in Marxism ;
Contrast with Trotsky, Bukharin, Luxemburg
3 Lenin on Self-determination of Nations and on Organization After His
Philosophic Notebooks 127
The Break in Lenin s Thought
What Was New on the Party Question in the Great Divide and After:
The Relationship of the Masses to the Party
The Shock of Recognition and the Philosophic Ambivalence of Lenin
4 On Trotsky 142
Leon Trotsky as Man and as Theoretician
5 On Bukharin 160
Lenin vs. Bukharin: The Dialectic and Its Methodological Enemy,
Abstract Revolutionism
6 On Luxemburg 167
Luxemburg and Lenin: Anti-war Internationalism; Contrasting
Views on National Self-Determination—The Junius” Pamphlet
Luxemburg s View of the Russian Revolution
7 On Women Revolutionaries in Russia 174
In Memoriam: Natalia Sedova Trotsky. Role of Women
in Revolution
Russia, February 1917; Germany, January 1919; and Rosa Luxemburg
PART 3
What Happens After?—Lenin 1917-1923
8 The Trade Union Debate and Lenin’s Will 187
The Trade Union Debate
Lenin and His New Concept: Party Work to Be Checked by
Non-party Masses
Lenin s Will
CONTENTS
VII
PART 4
Russia s Transformation into Opposite: The Theory
of State-Capitalism
9 The Development of State-Capitalist Theory in the 1940s 207
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is a Capitalist Society
An Analysis of Russian Economy
Labor and Society
Is Russia Part of the Collectivist Epoch of Society?
A New Revision of Marxian Economics
The Nature of the Russian Economy
PART 5
From State-Capitalist Theory to Marxist-Humanism,
i95os-ig8os
Introduction: From the State-Capitalist Tendency to the Birth of a
Marxist-Humanist Organization—New Stage of Production, New
Stage of Cognition, New Kind of Organization 313
10 On Stalin 317
11 The Beginning of the End of Russian Totalitarianism 325
East Germany, June 17,1953
The Revolt in the Slave Labor Camps in Vorkuta
Spontaneity of Action and Organization of Thought: In Memoriam of
the Hungarian Revolution
12 Post-Stalin Russia 333
Without a Past and Without a Future [On Khrushchev]
After the 20th Congress of the Russian Communist Party: Where is
Russia Going?
Tito s Turnabout
Andropov’s Ascendancy Reflects Final State of State-Capitalism’s
Degeneracy
Reagan, Gorbachev in Iceland: All Things Fall Apart
13 On Mao’s China 354
Only Freedom Can Solve the Crisis
Let 100 Flowers Bloom...But Only One Party Rule”
The “Philosophy” of the Yenan Period: Mao Perverts Lenin
VIII
CONTENTS
Sino-Indian War Reveals Relationship of Ideology to State-Capitalist
Imperialism
Indonesian Communism: A Case of World Communism’s
Decomposition
14 The Sino-Soviet Split 378
Can There Be War between Russia and China? The Non-Viability of
State-Capitalism
Splintered World Communism
15 The Cuban Revolution and What Happens After? 398
The Cuban Revolution: The Year After
Ideology and Revolution: A Study of What Happens After...
The Double Tragedy of Che Guevara
Shortcut to Revolution or Long Road to Tragedy? On Regis Debray s
Revolution in the Revolution
16 State-Capitalism as a “New Stage of World Capitalism” vs.
The Humanism of Marx 416
The Humanism of Marx is the Basic Foundation for
Anti-Stalinism Today
The New Stage of World Capitalism: State-Capitalism
Culture,” Science and State-Capitalism
State-Capitalism and the Dialectic
17 Battle of Ideas 438
Milovan Djilas New Class
Intellectuals in the Age of State-Capitalism [On Herbert Marcuse’s
Soviet Marxism]
Western Intellectuals Help Kfhrushchev], Inc. Rebury Lenin’s
Philosophic Legacy [On Gustav A. Wetter, David Joravsky, George
Lichtheim, Eugene Kamenka]
Footnote on the Detractors of Lenin [On Cornelius Castoriadis (aka
Pierre Chaulieu or Paul Cardan)]
Lukács’ Philosophic Dimension
Tony Cliff Degrades Lenin as Theoretician
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Index
Affo-Asian (and Latin American) world
187,367,378-379. 386,398, 421, 430-431
Aidit, D.T 372-376; see also Indonesian
Communism (Indonesian Communists)
Althusser, Louis 62m, 433
American Economic Review 14, 279
Andropov, Yuri 16, 342-349
Baran, Paul 14,280П
Berlinguer, Enrico 389
Bernstein, Eduard 23,145,181,271,304,
433-434
Boggs, Grace Lee (Ria Stone) 7,15,23,313
Bolsheviks (Bolshevism) 1,4-5,21,68-70П3,
74-75,109,120,122-123,127.134,137-
138П3,139-140,142,147-148,150,152.
156-157.163.165.169-170,172-173,177a
179-180,183,187-189,197,199-200, 202,
208,210, 249,293, 303m, 308П, 317-318,
393-394,435,444,457-458, 466-468;
see also Lenin, V.I.
Brezhnev, Leonid 333, 342, 346-347,
387-390,393,396
Bukharin, Nicolai 13-14,57,6o-6un, 68,70,
72П4, 73П3,74-75, U9,123,125,127-130,
134,137-140П3,141,160-165,200-201,234,
273m, 302,319,373П2,393,435,467-469;
see also Lenin,V.I. (Bukharin and)
state-capitalism and 160-162
Trade Union Debate (Dispute) and 75,
160-163,273П1; see also Trade Union
Debate (Dispute)
works
Economics of the Transition Period
73П3,160-161,201,302,435,467m
World Economy and Imperial-
ism і6иі2,164-165
Bureaucratic collectivism (bureaucratic state
socialism) 14,209-210,213, 270,
273-275,277,306,308,429112,43б; see
also Shachtman, Max
Cannon, James Patrick 2; see also Socialist
Workers Party
Carter, Joe 275-277, 279, 305m, 3°8n;
see also Workers’ Party
Castoriadis, Cornelius (Pierre Chaulieu, Paul
Cardan) 17,454-455
Castro, Fidel 17,76112,369,398-405,
407-408,411,413-415,419,43o;
see also Cuban Revolution
administrative mentality 399,403-404
Regis Debray and 17,398, 408-409,41m,
413-414
state-ism 399-400
Chiang Kai-Shek: see Mao Zedong
China 3,7, 9-10,16-17,42,72, 76, 78,128,149-
176,348,354-375,377-381,383-388,
390-392,394-396,404,420,422-425,
430-432,434,436; see also Mao Zedong
Chou En-Lai: (see Zhou Enlai)
Cliff, Tony 17,466-469
Coolidge, David (Ernest Rice McKinney) 7
Correspondence (newspaper) 187,314-317
Correspondence Committees 7
Cuban Revolution 17,398-405, 407,409,411,
413-415; see also Castro, Fidel; Debray,
Regis; Guevara, Che
Batista, Fulgencio 398֊399, 402, 419
Cuban Missile crisis 9,333,349,398
fidelismo 398
Russia and 398-405,408,410П, 415
State-ism 399-400
Czechoslovakia 9,16, 306,325,347,388-39°,
393, 395,428
Husak, Gustav 389
Prague Spring (Czechoslovakia, 1968)
9, 325
Russian invasion (occupation)
388-390П, 395
Davidovich 143
Debray, Regis 17, 398,408-415; see also
Castro, Fidel
leader maximum 4io֊4n
works:
Revolution in the Revolution, critique
of 17, 398, 408,411,413
Denby, Charles 7-8, 77m, 315; see also
Dunayevskaya, Raya
Deng Xiaoping: see Mao Zedong
Deutscher, Isaac 142П, 14602,379П, 440
INDEX
481
Dewey, John: see Trotsky, Leon
Dialectics (dialectical, dialectician 4, 6, 8,
15, 21-28, 30-33, 37—39» 41» 44,46-47»
49-52, 54-6o, 62-67, 69-75, 77-78,
109-110,113-114,116—123,127,129-130,
136-137» 145,147-150,154-158,160,
163-165,167,170,180-181,183, 200-201,
285, 341, 356, 361,387, 409-410, 417»
426, 428-429, 432, 434-437» 444-445»
447-451, 453, 458-465, 467-469;
see also Lenin, V.I. (works, “Abstract...”)
Hegelian dialectic 4, 8,13,15, 21, 31-32,
58, 64, 66, 73,117,119,140,145» 147-148,
155-156,158,160,417, 432, 434, 449-450,
458, 460, 462, 467, 469
Marxian dialectic 356,449, 458, 462
Materialist dialectic 51,428m
Djilas, Milovan 341, 438-440
Dmitryev, Franklin 1
Dunayevskaya, Raya (Freddie Forest, Rae
Spiegel, Freddie James) 1-17, 21, 27a,
39n» 53H, 58, 66m, 67ns, 78112,109,116,
127,129,142,154-158,160,167,174,187,
207, 2i2n2-2i3n, 273m, 277n3֊278n,
28on, 286, 294m, 313-31411, 317» 325,
333» 354, 378,398, 416, 429m» 438;
see also Correspondence (newspaper);
Correspondence Committees
“Battle of Ideas” 438
Charles Denby and 7-8,315
Ernest Mandel, debate with 7,13,142,
154-158
Hegel, G.W.F. and 7,15-17,21,109,127
Lenin,VI. and 7-17, 21,127,187
Lenin s Philosophic Notebooks (.Abstract on
Hegel s Science of Logic) and
4, 7-9» u-12» 17,21» 78n2,109,127,207,
313, 429111
Letters on Hegel’s Absolutes (May 12 and
20,1953) 7» 15,53» 109, u8,120-121,
314, 429m
Marx, Karl and 8-15, 21, 207,313,416,438
Negro (Afro-American, Black) Question
(dimension) 31, 6304,73, 77-78, 277ns,
315, 347, 4i6, 425m, 432, 436-437
Negro Champion and 6
Ralph Bunche and 2
Resident Editorial Board of News Sc Letters
and 8,116-117,119
San Francisco General Strike (1934)
and 2
Spartacus Youth League and 2
Trotsky, Leon, secretary to 2, 6,174,176
Trotsky, Natalia Sedova and 3,13
Trotskyism and 12,142
Women’s Liberation Movement
and 9-10,167
works (partial):
“Dialectics of Organization and Phi-
losophy” 11,13,109,116-118,122
American Civilization on Trial 9, 77m
Marxism and Freedom 7-8,13,16-17,
32, 42, 52» 54, 57» 7in6,121,127,130,160,
167,187,196,200, 316-317» 325» 354, 361,
378, 427m 44411, 458
Nationalism, Communism, Marxist-
Humanism and the Afro Ascan
Revolutions 332m, 421, 428m
Philosophy and Revolution 9,13,16, 21,
2711, 34-3511, 53» 57-58,111,116,127,137,
142, i48n2,160,167, i82n2, 354, 378
Rosa Luxemburg, Women s Liberation,
and Marx s Philosophy of Revolu-
tion sn, 10,13, 6703,122,142,167
Women s Liberation and the Dialec-
tics of Revolution: Reachingfor the
Future 11
Dupre, Louis in
East Berlin 77, 314,324,326, 417; see also
East German Revolt, June 17,1953
East German Revolt, June 17,1953 7,16, 77,
314-316, 325-329, 344, 347» 416-417,
427-428, 445; see also East Berlin
Russian occupation and 327
workers and 7,16, 325-329, 344, 347»
416-417, 427-428
Engels, Frederick 10,41,61,65-66,
132-133,162,190,201,211,259,263,276,
278,284-286,305,356,390֊39i, 411,418,
43in» 462
works 132
Anti-Duhring 276
First World War 4,27,31-32, 38,58, 63,127,
147,168,171,180,187,201-202, 234,358,
393, 415, 418, 427, 434, 450, 453, 466
Fromm, Erich 8-9
482
INDEX
German Social Democracy (Social
Democratic Party) 4,131-132,171,182, 418
Gogol, Eugene 1
Gorbachev, Mihail 16,333,349~353
summit with Reagan 16,349-353
Guevara, Che 398,400-401,406-408, 411,
414
Bolivia and 398,406-408
guerrilla warfare (fighting) and 406-411
Hegel, G.W.F. (Hegelian, Hegelianism) 4, 7,
9,12-13,15-16» 19» 21-41» 43-67»
69» 73-77» 109-123» 128112,131,138,
140,145» 147-148,156,158,160,
164-165,207,313, 316, 357,360-362,
368,403-404,417-418, 429m, 432-434,
436,439» 441, 444-445,448֊450,453,
458,460-463,465, 467-469; see also
Dialectics; Dunayevskaya, Raya (Hegel
and); Lenin, VI. (Hegel and); Marx,
Karl (Hegel and)
Absolutes 7,15, 21, 32,35,47, 58,109, in,
121,313
works:
Phenomenology ofMind (Spirit) 15,
26, 31-32,53, 73П3, ИЗ, 115П3,357,467m
Sc П2
Philosophy ofMind 15, 54,114-116, И9,
121-122
Science of Logic 4,7, 9,13,15,21-22,
25, 31-34,39» 45,54,60m, 63,66-67,
109, ш-пз, пб-121,135,145, 2°7» 357»
362, 434, 450, 453, 467
Smalier Logic 27,34,45,111-И4,
118-119
Hitler (Hitler regime) 3,212,320-322,393,
403,416,418, 427,433,443;see а °
Hitler-Stalin Pact; Nazism (Nazi); Stalin
(Hider and)
Hider-Stalin (Nazi-Soviet) “Non-Agression”
Pact 2,12,151,154,158, 207,2Ш12,320,
348,396,426,443
Hungarian Revolution 16,76,179,325,
330-332» 344, 345П, 346, 357» 367, 384,
393, 400, 404,417,419, 424, 428,431,
445» 450, 458, 464
Kadar, Janos and 33°-33i» 346-347» 399
Nagy, Imre and 331,345П, 458
student youth and 330
Worker’s (factory) Councils and 75,
330-331,341,424,428
Husak, Gustav: see Czechoslovakia
Imperialism 13,16-17, 68-69,127-129,
131-132,137-140,150,155» 160,164-165,
168-172,182П2,306-309, 336,348,358,
364-368,370,373-380,382, 384-385,
387-388, 390,393,398-400,402-403,
406-407,412, 417-422,424,430,
434-436,442,468-469
U.S. (American, Yankee) Imperialism 17,
348,365-366,373-374,377» 379» 384,387,
390,398-400,402,406,418-420,430
Western Imperialism 367-368, 370,393,
417,419,421,430,436
India 72, 336,364-371,381,386, 415,
422-423; see also Sino-Indian
(India-China) War
Gandhi (Gandhism) 368,370, 429
Nehru 336,364,366,368112-371, 383
Indonesian Communism (Indonesian
Communists) 16, 371,373-374; see also
Aidit, D.T.
Beijing-Jakarta (Pekin-Djakarta)
Axis 393,431
pki (Indonesian Communist Party) 372,
373П2,374,377
Sukarno and 372-377
James, C.LR (J.R Johnson) 6-7,15,21, 24,
27,207,313-314П, 316,429; see also
State-Capitalist (Johnson-Forest)
Tendency
Japan 9,15,214-215» 225,227-228,
306,343, 346,363, 415-417,
419,427
Co-Prosperity Sphere 15,346, 416,427
Jogiches, Leo: see Luxemburg, Rosa
Joravsky, David 6om-6im, 446-447П,
450-451
works
Soviet Marxism and Natural
Science 60m, 447П, 45°
Kadar, Janos: see Hungarian Revolution
Kamenka, Eugene 446,451-452
INDEX
483
Karpushin, V.A. 428111, 450
Kautsky, Karl (Kautskyan) 23, 68, 71,131,134,
136,169,181-182, 394
Kedrov, B.M. 59, 447
Kelly, George Armstrong 116
Kennedy, J.F. 349, 366, 380, 386; see also
Cuban Missile crisis
Khrushchev, Nikita (Khruschevite) 16, 69Ո2,
76,139m, 164m, 175Ո-176,179,315, 323,
333» 335-337, 341, 343» 347» 349» 352,
366-367, 376, 378-380, 382-386, 388,
393» 403» 405, 417» 424» 427n֊428m,
432,446-448,452-453; see abo Cuban
Missile crisis; Sino-Soviet Rift (Dispute,
Split, Conflict)
“De-Stalinization* 69112,139m, 176,179,
324,333» 395, 446
20th Congress of the Russian Communist
Party 333, 335, 367,417» 446-447
Konikow, Antoinette Buchholz 2
Kronstadt mutiny 190,196-197
labor, concept of 14, 259, 262-263,282, 465
Lange, Oskar 14, 280Ո
Lenin, VI. 2-4, 7-15,17» *9» 21» 23-78,
109-123,125,127-141,146-153,155-158,
160-165,167,169-172,175,181-182,185,
187-203, 207-209, 211, 248, 255Ո3, 268,
272-274, 290, 301-302, 313-316, 318-319,
321-322, 332-ՅՅ5, ՅՅ9-340, 347, 356,
358-359, 361-363, 375» 378-379, 382,
391-394, 405,408, 410, 414, 418-420,
429, 433-435» 441-444, 446-460,
466- 469; see also German Social
Democracy; Kautsky, Karl
Bolsheviks (Bolshevism) and 4, 21,
68-70, 74-75» 109,120,122-123,127,134,
137-140,142,147-148,150,152,156-157,
163,165,169-170,172,180,187-189,
197,199-200, 202, 208, 318, 393-394,
435, 444, 457-458, 466-468; see also
Lenin, VI.
Bukharin and 13-14, 57, 60-61, 68, 70,
72-75, ng, 123,127-130,134,137-141,
160-165, 200-201, 273, 302, 319, 393, 435,
467- 469
bureaucracy (bureaucratism), fight
against 14,135-136,152-153,156-158,
187-188,190-193, 200, 208-209, 273»
290, 315, 321-322, 334, 340, 394, 429, 456
dialectics and 4, 8,15, 21, ՅՕ֊ՅՅ» 37՜39»
41, 44, 46—47, 49-52, 54“6o, 62-67,
69-75» 77-78,109-no, 113-114,116-123,
127,129-130,136-137,147-150,155-158,
160.163- 165,167,170,200-201,356,
361, 410, 429» 434, 444, 447-451, 453»
458-460, 467-469; see also Dialectec
Great Divide in Marxism 13,109,117,121,
127,130, 459
Luxemburg and 4,10,13, 23, 67, 70,122,
137» 164,169-172,181-182, 272, 434-435
Marx, Karl and 10,12-13,15» 36-38,
42-44, 48-49, 56-57, 61-68,113,115-116,
Ո9-120,122-123,129,131-132» 135-138,
140.160.163- 164,167,169,175,181-182,
190-191,197, 201, 203, 207-209, 2Ո, 268,
272-274, 314, 332, 356, 358, 391» 394, 433,
467, 469
nep (New Economic Policy) 194,
196-198, 202, 234, 255N3, 269, 302, 437
organization, on 13, 71, 73,109,116-120,
122,131-137» 147,156,161,171, 358,
456-458
philosophic ambivalence of 13,21, 64,
109,118,121,137
Plekhanov, Gueorgui and 30, 63-66,175
Pyatakov, Gueorgui 128-129, 393
self-determination (of nations, national
question) 7,13,32, 45» 50, 54, 68-69,
71—72Ո4, 75,127-129,138-141,149-151,
160—161112,164-165,167,169,201, 318,
393, 468-469
soviets and 28, 70,117,133-134,137» 198m,
208, 455-456, 466
Stalin, critique of 14,69, 71, 74,130,139,
200, 203,318-319, 347
Trade Union Debate (Dispute) and 14,
57,122,127,14m, 161-163,187,191»
195-196, 201, 220Ո, 273m, 301, 315, 457;
see abo Trade Union Debate (Dispute)
Trotsky and 14, 69112,72, 74, Ո7,122-123,
139m, 148-152,155-158,160Ո2-161,
164m, 172,182,188-195, 200-202, 248,
268, 273, 315, 318, 334, 410, 419, 457
vanguard party (vanguardism) 71,75m,
114,117,121-122,134,150, 458
484
INDEX
Lenin, V.L (cont)
workers, relation to 133-137,163,188-191,
193-200
works
Abstract on Hegel’s Science of Logic”
( Conspectus of Hegel’s Science of Logic,
Philosophic Notebooks) 4, 7-9,
H-12,17,2i֊22, 31-34,54,58-61,63, 66,
68,73, 78-109, in, U7-U9, i2i, 127,138,
147,201,207,313-3H, 316, 361,429m,
444,447-448,450-451,453,459-460,
467-468
Development of Capitalism in
Russia 63
Imperialism, A Popular Outline 68,
138
Materialism and Empirio-Criticism
59-60111, 6503, ng, 444n, 450,453, 459,
468n
Notebooks on Imperialism 68,72114,
138
State and Revolution 28,68,71, n7,
120,127,135-138,162-163,193,196-197,
209,456,467,469
Twelve Years 117,120
Volume ix, Selected Works 122,195,443
What Is to Be Done? n6-U7,120,
122-123
“Wdl” 14, 57, 69,74,127,139m,
15003—151,162,164,187,200-203,318,
333-334,468
Lichtheim, George 446,451
Liebknecht, Karl 4,149,173,183; see also
Luxemburg, Rosa (Liebknecht and)
Lin Piao (Lin Biao): see Mao Zedong
Lukács, Georg 17, ngri2,458-466
Hungarian Revolution and 458, 464
works
History and Class
Consciousness 458-462
Social Ontology 459-460,464,4650,
466m
Luxemburg, Rosa 4,10,13, 22-23,67, 70,137,
142,164,167-174,180-183,271-272,304,
422,434-435
German Revolution and 173-174,180-181,
183
Internationalism and 167-168
Jogiches, Leo and 173,183
Liebknecht, Karl and 4,173,183
nep (New Economic Policy) 194,
196-198, 202,234, 255,269,302,437
Russian Revolution and 13,167,169-174,
181,183
self-determination (of nations, national
question) 7,13,32,45, 50, 54, 68-69,
71-72,75,127-129,138-141,149-151,
160-161,164-165,167,169,201,318,393,
468-469
theory of accumulation 67,164112,
182Ո2
works
Accumulation of Capital, The 67,164,
167,181-182, 298, 435
Junius (The Crisis in the German Social-
Democracy) pamphlet 13,70Ո2,
167-170
Mass Strike, the Political Party and the
Trade Unions, The 181
Reform or Revolution 181,271-272,
434
“Russian Revolution, The” 170-171
“Theses on the Tasks of International
Social Democracy” 168
Zetkin, Clara and 182
Malenkov, Gregori 232, 323, 335,384
Mandei, Ernest 7,13,142,154,157-158;
see abo Dunayevskaya, Raya (E.M., debate
with)
Mao Zedong (Mao Tse-Tung) 16,42,75,
128Ո2,175,342, 354-356,359, 36i, 365,
367, 38o, յ88, 390-392, 395, 404,
409-410,413,415, 417,421m; see abo
Sino-Soviet Rift (Dispute, Split,
Conflict)
Chiang Kai-Shek 42, 76,149,175,348,
354,359,361, 365,367,386,423
Chinese Communist Party 42, 355-356,
359, 363,381, 386, 388,390,423
contradiction, concept of 362-363
Deng Xiaoping 348
Great Leap Forward 354,365-366,423,
430-431
Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution
(“Cultural Revolution”) 9, 76,354, 387,
390,392,395111-396,424-425Ո1,431,
436
INDEX
485
Hundred Flowers Campaign 42, 76m,
128112, 354-355
Lin Piao (Lin Biao) and 348,388,
390-392» 395
Maoist (Maoism) 42, 62, 77, 354, 361, 364,
37в, 387» 390-392» 395-396, 413-414Ш,
425112, 434
Mao s Thought” ( Thought of Mao
Zedong”) 354, 363» 376, 379» 381, 386-387,
391» 395
Sino-Indian (India-China) War and 16,
354, 364-365» 367, 380-381, 386
state-capitalism and 16, 342, 355-356,
392
works
“On Contradiction” 42, 75П2, 359,
361-362
“On Practice” 361
Zhou Enlai (Chou En-Lai) and 366, 369,
374, 380, 425,436
Marcuse, Herbert 8,17, 45, 73, in, 115,
440-445
works
Soviet Marxism, critique of 440-443
Marx, Karl 2, 6, 8-17,21, 24, 26, 28-32,
36֊37, 41-42» 44, 48-49» 57» 61—68, 73,
75» 77» 11З» 115-116,119-120,123,129,
131-132,135-138,140,142,145,158,160,
163-164,167-170,175,178,181-182112,
190-191,197, 201, 203, 207-209, 211,
230, 259m 8c П2, 260П-268, 270-277,
279П1-282, 285, 287, 289m, 292,
297-298, 300, 306-307, 314, 325» 330,
332, 341, 344, 346, 349, 352, 356֊358,
360, 390-391, 394, 405, 409-411, 414,
416-420, 422, 426—427П, 428m—434,
437-439» 441-444, 447» 449-450, 455,
460, 462-463, 465-467, 469
alienated labor and 260, 266, 282, 290,
298, 426
First International and 131, 418
Hegel and 15,21, 24, 26, 29-30, 32,
36-37, 41, 44, 48-49» 61П4-66,113,
П5-П6,119,123,131,140,145,158,
164, 357, 418, 433-434, 449-45on,
462-463, 465, 469
humanism of 12,17, 53,160, 203,
314, 416, 419-420, 425, 428, 431, 438,
450-451
labor and 259-272, 275-276, 281111-283,
294, 298-299» 307, 418, 422, 427П, 433,
436, 463, 465
law (labor theory) of value and 14,
280-287, 290, 293-296, 300, 305-307,
325, 352, 360, 426, 436, 44411
Paris Commune and 31,131,140, 418, 462
works
Capital 2,11, 23-24,30-31,
36-37» 42-44, 48-49» 57» 61, 63-65, 67,
113» 137» 197, 208, 262-263, 267, 271»
285-286, 297, 341, 394, 405, 416, 418,
426, 449» 469
Civil War in France 135—136, 262
Critique ofthe Gotha Program 123,
280
Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts
(1844 Manuscripts, Humanist Es-
says) 8,12,14, 32, 66,119П2,163, 207,
259112, 264, 332m, 416-418, 420, 426,
428m, 431, 444П, 460, 462
Marxist-Humanism (Marxist-Humanists)
1, 5, 9,11-12» 15-16, 21, 53, ny* 313-314,
317, 331» 356, 396, 405» 421, 430, 433» 438,
45m; see also Philosophic Moment of
Marxist-Humanism
Maurer, Reinhart Klemens 114-115
Mensheviks (Menshevism) 5,60m, 71,134,
137» 147-148,180, 210
Molotov, Vyacheslav 224П2-225, 255,258,
411
Moon, Terry 1
Mimis, Grandizo 309
Nagy, Imre: see also Hungarian Revolution
Nazism (Nazi) 15,151,153, 296П2, 321, 339,
342, 360; see also Hitler; Hitler-Stalin
Pact
New International The 14, 213, 228, 243, 286,
301
News 8c Letters (paper) 7-8,17, 313-316, 378
News and Letters Committees 1,7—8,10,16,
21,116,119, 313-314, 317
Nkrumah, Kwame 36g, 422, 429
Philosophic Moment of
Marxist-Humanism 15-16
Plekhanov, Gueorgui: see Lenin, V.I. (Plekha-
nov and)
486
INDEX
Pod Znamenem Marxizma (Under the Banner
of Marxism) 14, 32, 58, 73» 279-28011,
282,293
Poland 10,73,211, 320,325,343~345,
348-349,356,469
Jaruzelski, Wojciech (General) 343-345
kor (Workers Defense Committee,
Committee for Social Self-Defense) 345
Solidarity (Solidamosc) 16,325,343-345,
384, 420,454
Walesa, Lech 345
property, concept of 261,263-266,274
Rakovsky, Christian 153,269,302-303
Randall, John 2
Raya Dunayevskaya Collection n, 16, h6,
426n
Raya Dunayevskaya Memorial Fund 16,
78112
Reagan, Ronald 16,343,348-353; see also
Gorbachev, Mijail (summit with)
Rogin, Leo 14,28on
Ryazanov, David 207,418
Second (Workingmen’s) International 4,
28,32,38, 63-64,127-128,131-133,140,
147-148,164-165,182,284,358,363, 418,
434,450,457» 460,466
Sedov (SedofF), Leon: see Trotsky, Leon
Shachtman, Max 7,207,209-210,213,270,
272-275,277, 279, 3o8n, 436
bureaucratic collectivism and 209^,
270,273“275» 277» 3°8n, 436
Shlyapnikov, Alexander 14,160112-161,
188-191,194,196, 301112
Trade Union Debate and 14,160112-161,
188-191,196; see also Trade Union
Debate (Dispute)
Workers Opposition and 161,188,190,
196, 273
Sino-Soviet Rift (Dispute, Split, Conflict)
9» 17,333» 347» 354,365-367» 371-372,
376,378-381, 384-385,387,396,417,
424,431,435, 447,454; see also
Khrushchev, Nikita; Mao Zedong
Afro-As ian- La tin American (Third World)
and 187,351,365,367-369. 371» 378֊379»
382, 386,393, 417,430-431
Brezhnev, Leonid and 333,387-390,396
Khrushchev, Nikita and 333,366-367,
376,378-380,382-386, 388, 393,417,
424, 432,447-448;
Lenin quotes and 378-379,382,392-394
Mao Zedong and 354,365,367,379-396,
417
Smit, Maria Natanovna 321-322
Snow, Edgar 391
Social Democratic Party: see German Social
Democracy
Socialist Workers Party 6-7,1750,179;
see also Workers’ Party
Solidarity (Solidamosc): see Poland
Soviets 28,70,117,133-134,137» 149» 198m,
208,213m 243, 409,455-456,466;
see also Lenin (soviets and)
Stakhanovism (Stakhanovite): see
State-capitalism
Stalin 2-3,12,14-16, 60,69,71, 74, U3,130,
139,142-145» 147» 149-156,158,177-180,
194-195,197,200,202-203,207,21013-
212m, 234-2350, 236,242-243,247»
254-256,268-2690, 279,291,297,
300, 314-326, 329,333-336,339-340,
342-343» 346-348,352,359-360,
372,375-378,384,386,393,395-396,
416-419, 424,426-428, 435» 44i-444n»
445n-45i, 455, 4595 see also Lenin, VI.
(Stalin, critique of); State-capitalism
bureaucratic attitude 318
Constitution of 152,291-292, 303,320
death, effect of 15-16,314-317» 324-325,
329, 333,343» 416-417,427-428,446
Hitler and 3,212,320-322» 393,443;
see also Hitler-Stalin Pact
Kulak and 233-234» 256,319-320,448
Trotsky and 2-3,74112,142-145» i47»
149-156,158,177-178,194-195, 200,202,
207, 212m, 268,340, 419,435,44411
State-capitalism (Russian and as a world
stage) 6,8,10-12,14-17,66,75, i28n2,
155» 158,160-162,165-166,176,179,
197-198112,199,201, 203,207,209-210,
212,287-288112, 289,293,297,301» 3°8n,
313» 315» 317,320-321,32311, 324-325,
332-333, 338-340,342-349,354-356,
358, 360,362,364, 367-368,370,375,
INDEX
487
378, 384-385. Յ87, 389. 391-393. 398,
400-405, 416, 419, 421-426, 428, 430.
432-442, 444, 449, 453-455. 459. 4в4
agriculture, Russian (agricultural crisis)
216, 226, 230,233-235. 237. 239.
242-243, 245, 278, 283, 295, 320, 323,
336» 341. 352
Famine 216,219,222,234-236,295,443
kolkhozy 233-234. 237-243. 297
aristocracy of labor (labor aristocracy)
68,138,165, 257, 292,358
Five Year Plans (First, Second, Third,
Fourth) 2,12,151Ո3,194, 202, 207,
213-216, 218-221, 223-225, 231, 233-234,
244- 247, 249, 251, 253, 269, 278Ո-279Ո2,
281, 286, 291, 294, 296, 298-300, 303,
306, 323Ո, 337, 341, 365, 416, 426,435,
443, 455
Great Depression (1929 world crash) and
3,12» 15, 352,4i6, 424, 427, 435, 441
intelligentsia in 201,230, 244, 254-255,
257-259, 281, 286, 289,292-293,320,
338, 442
labor productivity in 222, 225-228, 243,
247,260,279, 288, 296-298, 336, 338,
341, 343, 349, 355» 395» 425» 427, 432Ո
law (labor theory): see Marx, Karl (law
[labor theory] of value and)
Moscow Trials 142-144,152,177-178, 270,
292,295, 304, 320
rate of profit and 288, 307, 421-422
slave (forced) labor: see Vorkuta Revolt
social classes in 243
Stakhanovism 212, 226,230-231,
245- 249, 255, 257Ո, 291-292» 295,297,
299, 320
turnover tax and 215, 229-231, 233, 238,
249-250
unemployment and 241-243, 245-246,
295-297, 343» 349, 399
world stage as a 15, 436
State-Capitalist Theory u, 14,66Ո3, 207, 426,
429Ո2, 433
fetishism of state property 152, 208-209,
2U-212, 267-269, 275, 303, 306, 310
State-Capitalist (Johnson-Forest)
Tendency 6-7,15-16,53, 207, 313-314,
317, 426, 428-429112
Stone, Ria: see Boggs, Grace Lee
Sukarno: see Indonesian Communism
Tito, Josip Broz 179,323Ո, 334, 339՜342 378,
440
Tomsky, Mijail 196,291
Trade Union Debate (Dispute) 14, 57,
122-123,127» i4in, 161,187-188,191,
195-196, 201» 220Ո, 273m, 301, 315, 457;
see also Bukharin, Nicolai; Lenin, V.L;
Shlyapnikov, Alexander; Trotsky, Leon
Trotsky, Leon (Lev Davidovich) 2-6,10,
12-14, 50, 6o~6im, 69Ո2-70, 72m,
74,117,12Յ» 125,130,139m, 142-160Ո1,
161,164m, 172,174-179,182,188-195,
200-202, 207-208, 210—212m, 220Ո,
248, 268-270, 273, 275, 288Ո2, 293,
301-305, 307-309» Յ15. Յ17-Յ20, 334,
340, 393, 410, 418-419» 426, 435,
442—444Ո, 457, 466
Dewey, John (Commision of Inquiry)
and 178
Fourth International and 7,142Ո, 147,151,
153-154,178, 306-307, 309-310, 419
Hitler-Stalin Pact and 151,154,158, 207,
426; see also Hitler-Stalin Pact
Lenin and: see Lenin, V.L (Trotsky and)
Moscow Trials 142-144,152,177-178,270,
292,295,304,320
Parvus, Alexander and 146
Plan (State Plan), The 154,195
Sedov (Sedoff), Leon (son) 3,143,
177-178
Stalin and: see Stalin (Trotsky and)
statified property, fetish(ism) of: see
State-capitalism
theory of permanent revolution 13,142,
145—146Ո3,150,154-155» 158, 211, 319
Trade Union Debate (Dispute) and 14,
123,161,191, 201, շշօո, 273m, 301, 315;
see also Trade Union Debate
workers’ state, concept of 3,6,151-152,
158,161,189, 207—208, 268—269, 275, 301,
305, Յ07, 426, 435
works
Trotsky ’s Diary in ExUe 153Ո2
History of the Russian Revolution
149Ո2, 466
488
INDEX
Trotsky, Leon (Lev Davidovich) (cont)
Leon Sedov (Sedoff), Son, Friend,
Fighter 144,177
My Life 147,176
Our Revolution i46n
Permanent Revolution 13, U4,142,
i45֊i46n, 147m, 148-150,154-155» 158,
211m, 319
Revolution Betrayed 151-152^, 2ion,
268n3, 288112, 293m, 301
Stalin 149112
Stalin School of Falsification 72m,
15003, 202n
Trotsky, Natalia Sedova 3,13,142^144,
174-179; see also Dunayevskaya, Raya
(Natalia Sedova and)
Trotskyism (Trotskyist) 2,6,12-14, 28, 72n4,
74m 8c n2,137112,142,146,151,158,1740—
176,179,207,244,270112» 309, 317,340,
382, 373» 377» 400-401, 403, 4ion-4iin,
413-414,419,438,442; see also Socialist
Workers Party; Workers’ Party
Tsar (Tsarism) 63,70, 72m, 133,144-145» 150,
170-171,175,177,180,188,209,317-319»
328,346,366, 383, 390-393
United States (U.S.) 3, 6-10,14-15,17, 61,
72n4֊73,77-78, 214, 226,288,290, 293,
297» 299» 313-315» 321-323» 341» 346֊348,
353» 365» 367» 373-374» 377“38o,
384-387» 393» 396֊398, 401, 406,411,
413» 4i6, 421,423, 425.427,429-432»
434,436,438, 440,45m; see also Impe-
rialism (U.S.)
Roosevelt’s “New Deal” 15,346,416, 427
Varga, Eugene 321-322
Vorkuta Revolt 16, 324,327-328,417, 445
Dr. Joseph Scholmer’s Vorkuta 328
slave labor camps 152, 260,276-277, 279,
308,315,325,327֊329.355-356,445
Voznessensky, Nikolai 228, 232, 278,298, 322
Ward, Barbara 369, 422-423
Wetter, Gustav А. 446-447П, 449
Women 2,4-6,8-й, 13,17,77-78,174,
180-183, 207,230, 239,315-316, 322, 330,
344, 347» 397» 4i6, 436-437
Die Gleichheit 182
German 182-183
role in Russian Revolution 13,174
Women s Liberation Movement 9-10,
167,183
Workers: see East German Revolt; Hungarian
Revolution
Workers’ Party 6-7,14, 209П3, 270, 273112,
275m, 277П4,308; see also Socialist
Workers Party
World War I: see First World War
World War 11 2, n, 15,31, П7,158,187, 207,
211, 306, 314, 334» 337» 346֊348, 358,
368112, 375, 416, 418, 421, 426, 453
Young Workers League 2
Yugoslavia 323,341-342,381,383-384,
438-440; see also Tito, Josip Broz
Zasulitch, Vera 174
Zetkin, Clara: see Luxemburg, Rosa
Zhdanov, Andrei 255,322,448-449
Zhou Enlai (Chou Enlai): see Mao Zedong
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| series | Studies in critical social sciences |
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| spellingShingle | Dunayevskaya, Raya 1910-1987 Russia: from proletarian revolution to state-capitalist counter-revolution selected writings Studies in critical social sciences Geschichte Kommunismus Socialism History Communism History Liberty History Revolution (DE-588)4049680-6 gnd Marxismus (DE-588)4037764-7 gnd Staatskapitalismus (DE-588)4182654-1 gnd |
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| title | Russia: from proletarian revolution to state-capitalist counter-revolution selected writings |
| title_alt | Russia |
| title_auth | Russia: from proletarian revolution to state-capitalist counter-revolution selected writings |
| title_exact_search | Russia: from proletarian revolution to state-capitalist counter-revolution selected writings |
| title_full | Russia: from proletarian revolution to state-capitalist counter-revolution selected writings by Raya Dunayevskaya ; edited by Eugene Gogol, Franklin Dmitryev |
| title_fullStr | Russia: from proletarian revolution to state-capitalist counter-revolution selected writings by Raya Dunayevskaya ; edited by Eugene Gogol, Franklin Dmitryev |
| title_full_unstemmed | Russia: from proletarian revolution to state-capitalist counter-revolution selected writings by Raya Dunayevskaya ; edited by Eugene Gogol, Franklin Dmitryev |
| title_short | Russia: from proletarian revolution to state-capitalist counter-revolution |
| title_sort | russia from proletarian revolution to state capitalist counter revolution selected writings |
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| topic | Geschichte Kommunismus Socialism History Communism History Liberty History Revolution (DE-588)4049680-6 gnd Marxismus (DE-588)4037764-7 gnd Staatskapitalismus (DE-588)4182654-1 gnd |
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