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Why Rosa Luxemburg must be translated in Indian languages?

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It is strange that the collected works of one of the most important Marxist revolutionaries, Rosa Luxemburg, have […]

Pratyush Chandra July 18, 2015 Marxism

Stalin on “aristocratic attitude towards the masses”


Our Stalin institutionalists and anti-Stalin fanatics can quibble over the meaning-fulness or -lessness of the following, but it […]

Pratyush Chandra June 16, 2015 Marxism, Party, Politics, Reading Stalin, Working Class

Revolution as Return (I)


What is return anyway? Don’t we hit return on our keyboard to start a new paragraph? Benjamin did […]

Pratyush Chandra August 14, 2014 Marxism

Introducing Marx’s “Wage Labour and Capital”


This text in Hindi has been written to introduce the Oriya translation of Marx’s “Wage Labour and Capital”. […]

Pratyush Chandra August 6, 2013 Labour, Marxism, Orissa, Working Class

Notes on the Organisational Question


This note was prepared for a workshop of workers’ organisations in Orissa (June 26 – 28, 2013) 1. […]

Pratyush Chandra July 10, 2013 capitalism, Comrades, Labour, Marxism, Organisation, Orissa, Party, Politics, Working Class

On Maruti violence, workers’ struggles etc


READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE In one of the discussions that we had with workers in other industrial […]

Pratyush Chandra September 19, 2012 India, Labour, Marxism, Working Class

The Ultimate Contradiction of the Revolution


Pratyush Chandra Published as Afterword in Ron Ridenour’s book “Sounds of Venezuela”, New Century Book House, Chennai, 2011. […]

Pratyush Chandra March 19, 2012 Imperialism, International Relations, Latin America, Marxism, Venezuela

Althusser and abstraction


Sohn-Rethel: “Althusser defeats the purpose of his search for this question [implied but not formulated by Marx of […]

Pratyush Chandra March 18, 2011 Marxism

“Guerrilla engagements on cultural questions”


Whatever EP Thompson says in the inaugural issue of NLR in his response to Alasdair MacIntyre’s “reproof to […]

Pratyush Chandra January 24, 2011 capitalism, Culture, Marxism, Politics, Working Class

Marx, Ambedkar and Indian villages


I used to wonder whether there can be a common explanation for one of the varieties of post-Independence […]

Pratyush Chandra January 10, 2011 Ambedkar, capitalism, Caste, Democracy, India, Marxism

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