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This article from Solidarity’s forerunner, Socialist Organiser (11 June 1991), criticises “political correctness”, focusing on art and culture, from the point of view of the Marxist left
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Training Room, Liverpool Guild of Students, 160 Mount Pleasant, L3 5TR
Where does religion come from? Does it have a purpose and why would that matter to socialists?
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Room 116, SOAS, Thornhaugh St, London WC1
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Marcon Court Community Hall, corner of Amhurst Road and Marcon Place, London E8
Session no. 5 of North London AWL study course on Marx's "Theses on Feuerbach".
Session no. 5 of North London AWL study course on Marx's "Theses on Feuerbach".
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Marcon Court Community Hall, corner of Amhurst Road and Marcon Place, London E8
Sixth and final session of the North London AWL study course on Marx's "Theses on Feuerbach".
Sixth and final session of the North London AWL study course on Marx's "Theses on Feuerbach".
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By Molly Thomas
While I am an atheist, I still respect people with faith (or superstition, as it is sometimes called). But should we respect faith itself?
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By Martin Thomas
In one of the crazy autobiographical fragments he wrote in his last years, the famous French Stalinist philosopher Louis Althusser claimed that his father, a bank manager, ran his branch on the following lines:
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Vasilis Grollios contributes to the discussion opened by Dave Osler in Solidarity 219
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By Bruce Robinson
Relatively little of Dave Osler’s column [Solidarity 219] suggesting that Marxists should abandon dialectics deals with the substance of the issue — what dialectics is and why it is wrong.
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By Dave Osler
A housewife knows that a certain amount of salt flavours soup agreeably, but that added salt makes the soup unpalatable. Consequently, an illiterate peasant woman guides herself in cooking soup by the Hegelian law of the transformation of quantity into quality.
