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Editorial (ISJ 65, Winter 1994 – Special issue: The Revolutionary Ideas of Frederick Engels)

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[Contents]
Frederick Engels, the lifelong collaborator of Karl Marx, helped to develop the most effective and coherent theory of socialism the working class movement has ever seen.
But in the one hundred years since Engels' death his ideas have been distorted out of all recognition both by the rich and powerful and by the Stalinist tradition.
Engels' centenary provides the opportunity to recover the genuine socialist tradition through the work of one of its most gifted representatives.

Lindsey German: Frederick Engels: life of a revolutionary

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Lindsey German's "Frederick Engels: life of a revolutionary" introduces readers to the events which shaped Engels and his ideas.

John Rees: Engels' Marxism

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John Rees' "Engels' Marxism" replies to those who accuse Engels of distorting Marx's ideas and of laying the foundations of reformism and Stalinism.

Chris Harman: Engels and the origins of human society

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Chris Harman's "Engels and the origins of human society" looks at Engels' work on human evolution, the rise of class society and the roots of women's oppression.

Paul McGarr: Engels and natural science

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Paul McGarr's "Engels and natural science" examines scientific development against the background of Engels' ideas.

Index ISJ 65 – Special issue: The Revolutionary Ideas of Frederick Engels

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