Un texte intéressant écrit par Wayne Price, un camarade de la NEFAC de New York. C'est la première partie de plusieurs textes. Il définit à travers ce texte les différents sens contradictoires qui ont été associés au terme "communisme". Quel était la définition donnée par Marx, Kropotkin et Bakunin et comment ces définitions ont été changé par les Léninistes de toutes sortes? Le texte est en anglais.
The contradictory meanings of "communism:" both as a society of freedom and as one of totalitarianism. What Bakuknin, Kropotkin, and Marx had meant by communism and how this term was changed by the Leninists.
There was a vision, called “communism,” which was held by Kropotkin and other anarchist-communists in the 19th and early 20th century. Marx and Engels shared essentially the same goal. In the stateless, classless, society of communism, the means of production would be held in common (by the community), work would be carried out due to social motives rather than for wages, and consumer goods would be available to all according to their needs.
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What is anarchist-communism?
PART ONE: the contradictory meanings of CommunismThe contradictory meanings of "communism:" both as a society of freedom and as one of totalitarianism. What Bakuknin, Kropotkin, and Marx had meant by communism and how this term was changed by the Leninists.
There was a vision, called “communism,” which was held by Kropotkin and other anarchist-communists in the 19th and early 20th century. Marx and Engels shared essentially the same goal. In the stateless, classless, society of communism, the means of production would be held in common (by the community), work would be carried out due to social motives rather than for wages, and consumer goods would be available to all according to their needs.
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