Marx and Latin America
By: José Aricó ; translated by David Broder
Contributors: Broder, David, translator
Edition: Second edition.
Series: Historical materialism book series
Published: 2015
Language: eng
Number of pages: 152
ISBN-13: 9781608464111
Subjects: Communism
Work titles: Marx y América Latina
Notes: Edition statement from p. [liii].

English translation previously published: Leiden, Netherlands : Brill, 2014.

Originally published in Spanish under the title Marx y América Latina. [Lima, Perú : Centro de Estudiuos para el Desarrollo y la Participación, c1980].

Translated from the Spanish.

Includes bibliographical references (pages [143]-147) and index.
Table of contents: title: The Latin-American Marxism of Aricó : uncovering the autonomous role of politics in Marx's fallacy / Horacio Crespo; title: Introduction / Carlos Franco; title: An evaded reality; title: The growth of the movement and the crisis of theory; title: The reality and fallacy of Marx's 'eurocentrism'; title: De te fabula narratur?; title: The theoretical and political presuppositions of national 'autonomy'; title: Hegel redivivus; title: The political reasons for a disconnection; title: Marx's Bolivar; title: Appendix 1 : Rosa Luxemburg and the 'crisis' of Marxism; title: Appendix 2 : Hegel and Latin America; title: Appendix 3 : Marx and the prospects of Russian society; title: Appendix 4 : Marx's shift of attention towards agrarian communities; title: Appendix 5 : On the social-democratic leaders' August 1914 'betrayal'; title: Appendix 6 : Marx and the Spanish Revolution; title: Appendix 7 :  Aníbal Ponce's 'marginal notes'; title: Appendix 8 : On the effect of British hegemony in Latin America; title: Appendix 9 : Karl Marx.