Marx Engels Lenin On Communist Society

“Marx Engels Lenin On Communist Society” is a collection of writings by Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, and Vladimir Lenin, compiled and published by Progress Publishers. The book includes excerpts from the works of these three influential figures in the history of communist theory and practice, offering insights into their ideas and vision for a socialist society.

The writings cover a range of topics related to communist theory, including the nature of capitalism and its contradictions, the role of the proletariat in revolutionary change, and the characteristics of a socialist society. Marx’s famous Communist Manifesto is included, as well as selections from Engels’ “Anti-Duhring” and Lenin’s “State and Revolution.”

Throughout the book, the authors argue that capitalism is an inherently unstable system, characterized by inequality, exploitation, and crisis. They believe that the only way to create a more just and equitable society is through the establishment of socialism, in which the means of production are owned and controlled by the working class.

While the book is a valuable resource for understanding the ideas and theories of these important figures in the history of communism, it should be noted that their views have been subject to debate and critique by scholars and political thinkers from a variety of perspectives. Nevertheless, “Marx Engels Lenin On Communist Society” remains an important work for anyone interested in the history of socialist thought and the ongoing debates about the future of communism.