What Is to Be Done?¶
Lenin, V. I. (. (1902/1961). What Is to Be Done?. Lenin: Collected Works, 5, 347-530.
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- Cultural Hegemony
- The tensions below echo the program of organized political action Lenin (1902) outlined: the question of how a vanguard reads and reshapes "common sense" already troubled Marxist theorists half a century before Gramsci's prison writings.
This sourceArgues for a vanguard party to develop revolutionary class consciousness against the spontaneous 'trade-union consciousness' produced by capitalist common sense.
- The tensions below echo the program of organized political action Lenin (1902) outlined: the question of how a vanguard reads and reshapes "common sense" already troubled Marxist theorists half a century before Gramsci's prison writings.
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