Abstracts

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dc.date.available	2024-08-29T11:15:48Z
dc.date.issued	1990
dc.description	This paper seeks to present critically the Rousseauist ideas on democracy and their relation to K. Marx’s political thought. Although it accepts the influence of Rousseau’ s conception of democracy on the Marxian one, it defends the thesis that K. Marx, through his critique of political economy, succeeded in transcending the Rous- seauist theory of democracy, shaping and providing the basis for a more fruitful and really revolutionary one. Moreover, it defends the thesis that K. Marx’s conception of the dictatoship of the proletariat, as a state which is in the process of withering away, not only is compatible with democracy, but it really presupposes the existence, function and development of a multiform socialist democracy as the only way to a self-governed society, i.e. a stateless and classless society.
dc.identifier.citation	Διαλεκτική : δίμηνη επιθεώρηση θεωρητικού-πολιτικού διαλόγου (3) 152-153 (1990)
dc.identifier.uri	https://beta-pandemos.panteion.gr/handle/123456789/2564
dc.language.iso	gre
dc.publisher	Διάλογος & Προοπτική ΕΠΕ
dc.submitted_date.submitted	03/12/2015
dc.title	Abstracts
dc.type	Άρθρο

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