λέγει που Ήράκλειτος ότι πάντα χωρει καί ούδέν μένει καί ποταμου ροηι απεικάζων τά όντα λέγει ώς δίς ές τόν αύτόν ποταμόν ούκ άν έμβαίης Eraclito dice in qualche luogo che tutto scorre via e che niente rimane immobile, e paragonando le cose alla corrente di un fiume afferma che non potresti entrare due volte nello stesso fiume. (Platone, Cratyl, 402a) |
Se sottoponiamo alla considerazione del nostro pensiero la natura o la storia umana o la nostra specifica attività spirituale, ci si offre anzitutto il quadro di un infinito intreccio di nessi, di azioni reciproche, in cui nulla rimane quel che era, dove era e come era, ma tutto si muove, si cambia, nasce e muore. Questa visione primitiva, ingenua,
ma sostanzialmente giusta del mondo
è quella dell'antica filosofia greca
e fu espressa chiaramente
per la prima volta
da Eraclito: (Engels, Anti-Dühring) |
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Arturo Peregalli, Riccardo Tacchinardi | |||||||||
L'URSS e la teoria del capitalismo di Stato | |||||||||
Un dibattito dimenticato e rimosso. 1932-1955 The USSR and the Theory of State Capitalism A forgotten and repressed debate. 1932-1955 | |||||||||
Solo nella presente edizione L’URSS e la teoria del capitalismo di Stato vede la luce completo del fondamentale corollario antologico. This is the second revised edition of a text published in 1990. The present edition is complete with a critical anthology of contributions by several authors ranging from 1932 to 1955. Today the view that State capitalism lay behind the USSR false socialism is no longer outrageous. However, the justifying idea is still circulating that in those decades it was legitimate “not to know”. This book’s first merit is to undo that sort of self-absolution – in the early 1930s several politicians and theorists had indeed clearly pointed out that falseness, and those who wanted to know could understand it. The myth of socialism in one country which endorsed the Yalta partition marked a deep defeat of the international communist movement. It wouldn’t be possible to get back from those depths without unravelling this crucial point. But it wasn’t a sufficient condition – none of the positions described in the anthology would in fact produce important developments for the international communist movement. Understanding the USSR capitalistic social nature had to be connected with Lenin’s strategic forecast that, in case of defeat of the October Revolution, the whole Asian continent would be thrown into capitalist development. This forecast is today indisputably borne out of the facts and in the 1950s it was the strategic base on which Arrigo Cervetto and Lorenzo Parodi started reviving the internationalist revolutionary movement. | |||||||||
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2011; 342 pagine, rilegato 2011, hardcover, 342 pp., bibliography, biographies, index of names | |||||||||
ISBN 978-88-86591-26-3 | |||||||||
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