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  • File Name: LPOE70ii.html
    Modified: 2 February 2003
    Title: Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays
  • 208 occurence(s) of the search term State Description:
    August 1966    From Marx to Mao Other Documents Reading Guide . Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays Louis Althusser LENIN AND PHILOSOPHY AND OTHER ESSAYS [ - Part 2 - ]   T R A N S L A T E D  F R O M  T H E  F R E N C H B Y  B E N  B R E W S T E R    Monthly Review Press New York and London Copyright ©1971 by NLB Prepared © for the Internet by David J. Romagnolo, djr@marx2mao.org  (May 2002) 'Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses' first published in La Pensée, 1970 (© La Pensée 1970); 'Freud and Lacan' first published in La Nouvelle Critique, 1964 (© La Nouvelle Critique 1964), this translation first published by New Left Review, 1969 (© New Left Review 1969); 'A Letter on Art in Reply to André Daspre' first published in La Nouvelle Critique, 1966 (© La Nouvelle Critique 1966); 'Cremonini, Painter of the Abstract' first published in Démocratie Nouvelle, 1966 (© Démocratie Nouvelle 1966).   [ - Part 2 - ] Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses (Notes towards an Investigation) (January-April 1969 )  127  A P P E N D I X Freud and Lacan (January 1964, corrected February 1969 )  189 A Letter on Art in Reply to Andre Daspre (April 1966 )  221 Cremonini, Painter of the Abstract (August 1966 )  229 Index  [not available]  page 127   Ideology and  Ideological State Apparatuses  (Notes towards  an Investigation)    O N  T H E  R E P R O D U C T I O N  O F  T H E  C O N D I T I O N S O F  P R O D U C T I O N[1]  I must now expose more fully something which was briefly glimpsed in my analysis when I spoke of the necessity to renew the means of production if production is to be possibl.That was a passing hin

  • File Name: LPOE70NB.html
    Modified: 2 February 2003
    Title: Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays
  • 2 occurence(s) of the search term State Description:
    Below is the complete table of content. 'Philosophy as a Revolutionary Weapon' first published in L'Unità, 1968 (© L'Unità 1968), this translation first published in New Left Review, 1971 (© New Left Review 1971); 'Lenin and Philosophy' first published by François Maspero, 1968 (© François Maspero 1968); 'Preface to Capital Volume One' first published by Garnier-Flammarion, 1969 (© Garnier-Flammarion 1969); 'Lenin before Hegel' from an unpublished typescript, 1969 (© Louis Althusser 1969); 'Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses' first published in La Pensée, 1970 (© La Pensée 1970); 'Freud and Lacan' first published in La Nouvelle Critique, 1964 (© La Nouvelle Critique 1964), this translation first published by New Left Review, 1969 (© New Left Review 1969); 'A Letter on Art in Reply to André Daspre' first published in La Nouvelle Critique, 1966 (© La Nouvelle Critique 1966); 'Cremonini, Painter of the Abstract' first published in Démocratie Nouvelle, 1966 (© Démocratie Nouvelle 1966).   [ - Part 1 - ] Foreword  7 Philosophy as a Revolutionary Weapon (February 1968 )  11 Lenin and Philosophy (February 1968 )  23    Appendix  68 Preface to Capital Volume One (March I969 )  71    The Rudiments of a Critical Bibliography  102 Lenin before Hegel (April 1969 )  107   [ - Part 2 - ] Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses (Notes towards an Investigation) (January-April 1969 )  127  A P P E N D I X Freud and Lacan (January 1964, corrected February 1969 )  189 A Letter on Art in Reply to André Daspre (April 1966 )  221 Cremonini, Painter of the Abstract (August 1966 )  229 Index  243  [not available] Download All (483k) Part 1 (249k) Part 2 (237k) From Marx to Mao Other Documents Reading Guide .

  • File Name: LUU63.pdf
    Modified: 5 September 2006
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  • 68 occurence(s) of the search term State Description:
    This outrageous practice was all the more serious because it was carefully planne. Here we must State in all seriousness that the international communist movement is at a critical junctur.The Moscow Declaration and the Moscow Statement ‹ the common basis of the unity of the Communist and Workers¹ Parties of all countries ‹ are in great danger of being publicly torn u

  • File Name: MFR63.pdf
    Modified: 5 September 2006
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  • 9 occurence(s) of the search term State Description:
    With regard to the eastern sector of the Sino- Indian boundary, they assert that the illegal McMahon Line is a ³virtually demarcated border line² and that it constitutes the ³border of India². With regard to the western and middle sectors of the Sino-Indian boundary, they describe the Nehru government¹s unjustified claims as ³correct². (2) In complete disregard of the fact that the Indian ruling groups have deliberately provoked the border conflict to meet their internal and external political requirements, the Dange clique have tried to shift the responsibility for the border conflict on to China, alleging that China ³has a wrong political assessment of the Indosituation² and ³hence this dispute was created². (3) Instead of revealing the truth about the constant encroachments on China by Indian troops over the past three years and more, the Dange clique, following Nehru, have on a number of occasions most viciously slandered and attacked China to suit the wishes of the reactionary ruling groups of Indi.They have asserted that China ³has committed a breach of faith², that China wants to ³settle a border dispute with India by force of arms², that China ³insists on the old maps of all their old emperors², that China is given to ³a fanatic ambition to restore what it considers its historical geographical national-State form², that China ³will lay down his life and fight against his neighbour and brother² ³even for an inch of a hedge², that China has been ³overcome by something of Bonapartism², that 4 China has taken a ³militarist and recalcitrant attitude² and ³now threatens even world peace², and so on and so fort. (4) Instead of condemning the Nehru government for its obstinate stand in perpetuating tension along the Sino-Indian border and spurning a peaceful settlement, the Dange clique have done their utmost to justify the Nehru government¹s attitude in rejecting negotiation

  • File Name: NewCSSUi.76vi.html(cor.)
    Modified: 31 July 2017
    Title: Class Struggles in the USSR: 1917-1923 -- Bib. & Index
  • 48 occurence(s) of the search term State Description:
    Class Struggles in the USSR: 1917-1923 -- Bi.& Index   CharlesBettelheim Class Struggles in the USSR First Period: 1917-1923 [Section 6 -- Bibliography and Index]   © 1976 by Monthly Review Press Translated by Brian Pearce   Originally published as Les luttes de classes en URSS ©1974 by Maspero/Seuil, Paris, France Prepared © for the Internet by David J. Romagnolo, djr@marx2mao.com (February 2001) (Corrected and Updated January-February 2017) Contents [ Section 6 ] Bibliography 531 Index 539 page 7     Key to abbreviations, initials, and Russian     words used in the text Artel A particular form of producers' cooperative Cadet party The Constitutional Democratic Party CLD See STO Cheka Extraordinary Commission (political police) Glavk   One of the chief directorates in the Supreme Council of the National Economy or in a people's commissariat Gosplan State Planning Commission GPU State Political Administration (political police) Kulak    A rich peasant, often involved in capitalist ac- tivities of one kind or another, such as hiring out agricultural machinery, trade, moneylend- ing, et. Mir The village community Narkomtrud People's Commissariat of Labor NEP New Economic Policy NKhSSSRv  National Economy of the USSR in (a certain year or period) NKVD People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs OGPU  Unified State Political Administration (politi- cal police) Orgburo Organization Bureau of the Bolshevik Party Politburo Political Bureau of the Bolshevik Party Rabfak Workers' Faculty Rabkrin See RKI RCP(B) Russian Communist Party (Bolshevik): official BR>   page 8   name of the Bolshevik Party, adopted by the Seventh Party Congress in March 1918 RKI Workers' and Peasants' Inspection RSDLP Russian Social Democratic Labor Party RSDLP(B)  Russian Social Democratic Labor Party (Bol- shevik) RSFSR Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic Skhod General assembly of a village Sovkhoz State farm Sovnarkhoz Regional Economic Council Sovnarkom Council of People's Commissars SR Socialist Revolutionary STO Council of Labor and Defense Uchraspred   Department in the Bolshevik Party responsi- ble for registering the members and assigning them to different tasks Uyezd County Volost Rural district VSNKh Supreme Economic Council VTsIK  All-Russia Central Executive Committee (or- gan derived from the Congress of soviets) Zemstvo  Administrative body in country areas before the Revolution page 531 Bibliography   Bolshevik party documents   1.  Reports of party congresses Sixth (1917). Shestoi s'yezd R.S.D.R.P.(b.): protokol


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