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Raa aT MO RXISM@LENINISN*“PAC TSE-TUNS THClSET In their early writines "erx ard Encels attenpte. to develop & ohilosopby which got at the foundation On whick political systeus and hurnan intersetions were Organized. This proces’ led ther to formulate the patllosovhy of dizslectical and historical vraterieltanm. This way of thought was first conerevely crystcl’ized in their jcint work, The Ger an Ideoloy, written in 1645and 1646. The materlalis:. of Merx and eéngels represented a new stave in the Socilalist move:.ent, tne Bt: fe at which socialisin became ecientiric rather utonian. But Merx and 2ngels did not ston with the mare creation of a philoso shy; for és Marx said,"the philosoviers have Only internoreted the world sicferently, the point is to ch:nge it." From this voint Merx anc Engela moved in two directions. Marx undertook a comprehensive onalysis of canitaliam (Canital) in order to show that within its own laws of notion, capitalism ~ore the seeds of its own -estruction. oth of them, working individual*ty and together, also nut 2 lot of their eneryy behind analyzing verious historical and contemporary strugcles such as the French Revcoletion of 176°, the atortes Evropeacn revolutisng of 1°45, and the Perla dep °: une of 1871. Their purpose in analyzing these strug:-les was tdé*how each event fit into the overal? per- svective international proletarian revolution and how an improved understanding of dialectical materlalisr: could have altered aeoremes the tactics and strategy of the participants in these strugclese Reading: The Three Sources and Three Component Parts of Marxism VeI. Lenin Other Readings: On Contradiction Mao 35 Ppe Dialectical ard Hist: ricai Meaterfeliam Stalin 40 Pp. Value, Price, and Profit Marx 50 ppe outlines the basic lavs of motion of canitalism Luawig Feurbach Encrels 65 ppe Here Engels runs down how dialectical mat :rialism gre: out of, yet differs from the materialism of the German vhitlosopher Peurbach and the dialectics of Eegel. The German Ideology, Part I Marx and Engels 60 ppe This tali:s atout how materialism and idewliem differ and oresents the besics of the idea of vroletarian revolution. Socielism, Utonlan and Scientific Engels 60 pp. Exdlains the difference between the scientific epproach to socielism as developed by Marx end Sncels and the utooian analysis which preveiled berore them, develoned ty neoole like rouriler and Robert Cvene Commie Manifesto Se 7ital a@ntholory Tynes Reader in Marxist Philosophy Howard 5,1som and Harry Martel all aw SMT me ' ' . ett gh eg : amy: 7 23 Paden) ars) . ho wie tes Ooh. Re Rage fe are Pee ee sete igre egy eS ae wher = oa, #, 15200 PF Q2122 Fal AR EI SO Re ee UT Ore EU tar gt | : -