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For the study of Marxism, and all the tendencies that fall beneath it.
Read Lenin.
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Study Guides
- Basic Marxism-Leninism Study Plan
- Debunking Anti-Communism Masterpost
- Beginner's Guide to Marxism (marxists.org)
- A Reading Guide (marx2mao.com) (mirror)
- Topical Study Guide (marxistleninist.wordpress.com)
Explanations
- Kapitalism 101 on political economy
- Marxist Philosophy understanding DiaMat
- Reading Marx's Capital with David Harvey
Libraries
- Marxists.org largest Marxist library
- Red Stars Publishers Library specialized on Marxist-Leninist literature. Book titles are links to free PDF copies
- Marx2Mao.com another popular library (mirror)
- BannedThought.net collection of revolutionary publications
- The Collected Works of Marx and Engels torrentable file of all known writings of Marx and Engels
- The Prolewiki library a collection of revolutionary publications
- Comrades Library has a small but growing collection of rare sovietology books
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What do you all think?
I'm not watching a 46 minute YouTube video, but I think the effort in certain camps to demonstrate Marx was an ecosocialist to be misguided and pointless.
I'm not saying he was or wasn't, I'm saying who cares what Marx thought about it and how exactly is that meaningful in the face of a climate crisis. Marxism isn't a list of things Marx said, and Marxism is perfectly capable of addressing ecological concerns in a meaningful way.
The Marxist theory Malm offers in Fossil Capital (2016) are functionally useful in a way that metabolic rift theory generally isn't. Honestly respect to Bellamy Foster but I think metabolic rift theory is kind of facile in comparison.
I disagree, but to each their own.
Why do you think it's important whether Marx was an ecosocialist or not?
I don't.
What do you disagree about?
I'd rather not say. I'm trying to avoid arguments for now.