The Radical Tradition

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Introduction: The Alternative
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1. The Soviet State: Myths and Realities (1917–21)
The three myths and their history
The soviets
Workers’ control and self-management
Opposition of the masses to Bolshevik power
Bolshevism and its ‘detractors’
The anarchists
The dissident Marxists
2. The radical tradition in Russia
The growth of Russian socialism in the nineteenth century
Marxism and power: an early critique
3. Council Communism
The First World War and the emergence of new forms of workers’ struggle
From left-wing radicalism to left-wing communism
Council communism and party communism
4. The critique of Marxian reification [254]
Reification and the Marxian critique of commodities
Asger Jorn ‘s theory of form and the critique of commodities
Concrete utopia: the realization of art
Bibliography
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