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The Revolutionary Renaissance: A study on the dialectical evolution of totalitarian thought - Softcover

Reynolds, Mr Max Olowan

 
9781399925945: The Revolutionary Renaissance: A study on the dialectical evolution of totalitarian thought

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Wherever they have succeeded, Marxists have reliably: stolen property, committed mass indoctrination of their population, split the family so that children and spouses inform on one another to the government, reintroduced slavery and exterminated large portions of their populations who possess 'false consciousness'. If you want to prevent this ( or its contemporary of Nazism) from happening again, then you need to understand how Marxism operates and therefore how to fight it. This book was written for you with that that purpose in mind.

"Max Reynolds’ eye for the telling details works well with his strategic judgment in tracing ideological evolutions—from their roots in Hegel and Marx—to their 20th- and 21st-century transmutations. Read this book to understand our current cultural battles."
—Stephen R.C. Hicks, Professor of Philosophy, author of Explaining Postmodernism: Skepticism and Socialism from Rousseau to Foucault.


If you want to understand the philosophical roots of 20th century totalitarianism and how those ideas have been reformed, then this is the book for you. Beginning with the ideas and methodologies of Karl Marx this work explores the myriad developments through key thinkers such as: Antonio Gramsci, Max Horkheimer, Theodor Adorno, Jackie 'Jacques' Derrida, Michel Foucault and Paulo Freire; followed by an exploration of how Friedrich Nietzsche's thought has been integrated into revolutionary philosophy. By the end of this book you will: have a comprehensive understanding of Marx's philosophy and system, how the events of the 20th century were the intended outcome, and how the philosophy has been adapted and reapplied in the present day. This book offers an investigation from outside of the Marxian tradition; then reapplying the ideas and values to explore a potential future form of totalitarianism.
—Max Reynolds

Only the paperback copy comes with an index.

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