Thoughts Insulted by Ignorance: A Contemporary Interpretation of Marx's Social Ideal

Author: (Russia) B. Slavin
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Professor Slavin's book is not long in length, but it is rich in content and well-structured. Whether readers agree with Professor Slavin's research conclusions or his understanding of Marx's social ideals, there is one thing that cannot be denied: this is a solid academic work in the field of Marxist studies and a new representative of Russian Marxist theory after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. As he himself said, after years of social turmoil, Russian society has shown a tendency to return to Marx. This is a heartening thing for Russian scholars who have long been engaged in Marxist research. The future society will be an integrated structure built on a unified technical foundation created by modern human science and technology and the information revolution. In fact, if the same level of productivity and phenomena, such as satellites, spacecraft, electronic technology, automation technology, the Internet, higher education, science, etc., exist in different countries, corresponding relationships between people will form.