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Read
General Rules for Independent Study (1934)
Introduction
- The Three Sources and Three Component Parts of Marxism | V. I. Lenin (1913)
- Karl Marx: A Brief Biographical Sketch With an Exposition of Marxism | V. I. Lenin (1914)
- The Principles of Communism | F. Engels (1847)
- Manifesto of the Communist Party | K. Marx, F. Engels (1848)
- Why Socialism? | A. Einstein (1949)
Historical Materialism
- The German Ideology, Part 1. A: Idealism and Materialism | K. Marx, F. Engels (1845)
- Preface to A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy | K. Marx (1859)
- Dialectical and Historical Materialism | J. V. Stalin (1938)
- In Application:
- The Class Struggles in France, 1848 to 1850 | K. Marx (1850)
- The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte | K. Marx (1852)
- The Civil War in France | K. Marx (1871)
- The Peasant War in Germany | F. Engels (1850)
- Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany | F. Engels (1852)
- The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State | F. Engels (1884)
- Settlers: The Mythology of the White Proletariat | J. Sakai (1983)
Scientific Socialism
- Socialism: Utopian and Scientific | F. Engels (1880)
- What Is To Be Done? | V. I. Lenin (1901)
- State and Revolution | V. I. Lenin (1917)
- The Proletarian Revolution and the Renegade Kautsky | V. I. Lenin (1918)
- V. I. Lenin. Texts against revisionism and opportunism:
- The Historical Destiny of the Doctrine of Karl Marx (1913)
- Opportunism, and the Collapse of the Second International (1915)
- The Collapse of the Second International (1915)
- Imperialism and the Split in Socialism (1916)
- Certain Features of the Historical Development of Marxism (1910)
- Marxism and Revisionism (1908)
- Marxism and Reformism (1913)
- “Left-Wing” Communism: an Infantile Disorder | V. I. Lenin (1920)
- Anti-Dühring - Part III: Socialism | F. Engels (1877)
- Anarchism Or Socialism? | J. V. Stalin (1906)
- Foundations of Leninism | J. V. Stalin (1924)
- On Practice | Mao Zedong (1937)
- Oppose Book Worship | Mao Zedong (1930)
- Combat Liberalism | Mao Zedong (1937)
Philosophy
- On contradiction | Mao Zedong (1937)
- Anti-Dühring - Part I: Philosophy | F. Engels (1877)
- Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy | F. Engels (1886)
- Theses on Feuerbach | K. Marx (1845)
Political Economy
- Wage Labour and Capital | K. Marx (1847)
- Wages, price and profit | K. Marx (1865)
- Anti-Dühring - Part II: Political Economy | F. Engels (1877)
- Capital Volume I | K. Marx (1867)
- Reading Marx's Capital with David Harvey | D. Harvey (2007)
- Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism | V. I. Lenin (1916)
Watch
- Socialism for Absolute Beginners | Second Thought (2022)
- Why You Should Be A Socialist In 2023 | Second Thought (2023)
- Marxism Today's Socialism 101 Playlist:
- Why Communism?
- #1 What is Communism?
- #2 What is a Mode of Production?
- #3 The Difference Between Personal and Private Property
- #4 What is Capitalism?
- #5 What is Socialism?
- #6 What is Social Class?
- #7 What is Marxism?
- #8 What is Dialectical Materialism?
- #9 What is Historical Materialism?
- #10 What is Contradiction?
- #11 Utopian Socialism and Scientific Socialism
- Marx's Law of Value: Intro to Marxist Economics
- What is Commodity Fetishism?
- Base and Superstructure: The Marxist Analysis of Society
- What is Alienation?
- Marxism Today's Socialism 201 Playlist:
- What is the State?
- What is a Vanguard Party? ML & MLM Formations
- What is Capitalist Imperialism?
- The National Question: Nations & Self-Determination
- On Women's Emancipation
- What is Bureaucrat Capitalism? | On Oppressed-Nation Economies
- How To Know Things
- How to Criticize Comrades | Constructive Crit and Self-Crit