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The Permanent Revolution & Results and Prospects
Trotsky, Leon
http://www.connexions.org/CxArchive/MIA/trotsky/1931/tpr/index.htmhttp://www.marxists.org/archive/trotsky/1931/tpr/index.htm Publisher: Pathfinder Year First Published: {17464 The Permanent Revolution & Results and Prospects PERMANENT REVOLUTION & RESULTS AND PROSPECTS Trotsky, Leon http://www.connexions.org/CxArchive/MIA/trotsky/1931/tpr/index.htm http://www.marxists.org/archive/trotsky/1931/tpr/index.htm Pathfinder A re-issue of two of Trotsky's works, Results and Prospcts, and The Permanent Revolution. 1931 1969 BC17464s-PermanentRevolution.jpg B Book - <br> <br> <br>Table of Contents <br> <br>INTRODUCTION <br> <br>Translator's Note <br> <br>RESULTS AND PROSPECTS <br> <br>Preface to the re-issue of this work published in Moscow in 1919 <br>Results and Prospects <br>1. The Peculiarities of Russian Historical Development <br>2. The Towns and Capital <br>3. 1789 - 1848 - 1905 <br>4. Revolution and the Proletariat <br>5. The Proletariat in Power and the Peasantry <br>6. The Proletarian Regime <br>7. The Prerequisites of Socialalism <br>8. A Worker's Government in Russia and Socialism <br>9. Europe and Revolution <br>10. The Struggle for Power <br> <br> <br>THE PERMANENT REVOLUTION <br> <br>Introduction to the first ( Russian ) edition <br>Introduction to the German edition <br>1. The Enforced Nature of this Work and its Aim <br>2. The Permanent Revolution is Not a 'Leap' by the Proletariat, but the Reconstruction of the Nation under leadership of the Proletariat <br>3. Three Elements of the 'Democratic Dictatorship': Classes, Tasks and Political Mechanics <br>4. What did the Theory of the Permanent Revolution Look Like in Practice? <br>5. Was the 'Democratic Dictatorship' Realized in Our Country? If so, When? <br>6. On the Skipping of the Historical Stages <br>7. What does the Slogan of the Democtratic Dictatorship Mean Today For the East? <br>8. From Marxism to Pacifism <br>9. Epilogue <br>10. What is the Permanent Revolution? Basic Postulates CX10528 1 false true false CX10528.htm [0xc001bde900 0xc002514ab0 0xc001f3e600] Cx} Year Published: 1969 Resource Type: Book Cx Number: CX10528 A re-issue of two of Trotsky's works, Results and Prospcts, and The Permanent Revolution. Abstract: - Table of Contents INTRODUCTION Translator's Note RESULTS AND PROSPECTS Preface to the re-issue of this work published in Moscow in 1919 Results and Prospects 1. The Peculiarities of Russian Historical Development 2. The Towns and Capital 3. 1789 - 1848 - 1905 4. Revolution and the Proletariat 5. The Proletariat in Power and the Peasantry 6. The Proletarian Regime 7. The Prerequisites of Socialalism 8. A Worker's Government in Russia and Socialism 9. Europe and Revolution 10. The Struggle for Power THE PERMANENT REVOLUTION Introduction to the first ( Russian ) edition Introduction to the German edition 1. The Enforced Nature of this Work and its Aim 2. The Permanent Revolution is Not a 'Leap' by the Proletariat, but the Reconstruction of the Nation under leadership of the Proletariat 3. Three Elements of the 'Democratic Dictatorship': Classes, Tasks and Political Mechanics 4. What did the Theory of the Permanent Revolution Look Like in Practice? 5. Was the 'Democratic Dictatorship' Realized in Our Country? If so, When? 6. On the Skipping of the Historical Stages 7. What does the Slogan of the Democtratic Dictatorship Mean Today For the East? 8. From Marxism to Pacifism 9. Epilogue 10. What is the Permanent Revolution? Basic Postulates Subject Headings |