MIA: M.I.A. Library: Raya Dunayevskaya
Raya Dunayevskaya Archive
1910-1987
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“ Ours is the age that can meet the challenge of the times when we work out so new a relationship of theory to practice that the proof of the unity is in the Subject's own self-development. Philosophy and revolution will first then liberate the innate talents of men and women who will become whole. Whether or not we recognise that this is the task history has "assigned," to our epoch, it is a task that remains to be done.”.New Passions, 1948
Works:
1941: The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is a Capitalist Society
1942: An Analysis of Russian Economy
1943: Marxism against pseudo-Marxism
1943: A Letter on Rosa Luxemburg and Capital Accumulation
1944: A New Revision of Marxian Economics
1944: Negro Intellectuals in Dilemna
1945: Negroes in the Revolution
1945: Revision or Reaffirmation of Marxism?
1946: Luxemburg’s Theory of Accumulation. How it Differed with Marx and Lenin
1946: New Developments in Stalin’s Russia
1946: The Nature of the Russian Economy
1947: The Decline in the Rate of Profit and The Theory of Crises
1948: Industrialization of the Negro
1948: Stalinists Falsify Marxism Anew. Teaching Marxism in the Soviet Union
1948: Production Statistics and the Devaluation of the Ruble
1949: Translation of and Introduction to Plekhanov’s The Meaning of Hegel
1949: The Case of Eugene Varga
1949: A Bureaucrat’s Fate
1950: The despotic plan of capital vs. freely associated labor
1951: The Cooperative Form of Labor Vs. Abstract Labor
1951: On The Woman Question: An Orientation
1953: The Beria Purge
1953: German workers change face of Europe
1953: Malenkov Pledges H-Bomb and Caviar
1953: Tensions Within The Soviet Union
1954: Russian Regime Cannot Afford a Beria Show Trial
1954: Russia In Economic Crisis
1954: Socialism or Barbarism
1956: Without a Past And Without a Future
1956: Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Hungary
1956: Death, Freedom and the Disintegration of Communism
1956: Italian Communist Party Faces Revolt, December 8
1957: Mao Perverts Lenin
1957: 50 years after the revolution - Mao, Hegel, and dialectics in China
1958: Whither Paris?
1960: The Roots of Anti-Semitism
1960: The Cuban Revolution: The Year After
1961: Notes on Hegel’s Logic
1961: Rough Notes on Hegel’s Science of Logic
1961: Revolutionary Dynamic of Hegel’s Thought (Written as a Letter to Olga Domanski)
1963: The uniqueness of Marxist-Humanism
1965: The Free Speech Movement and the Negro Revolution
1965: Marx’s Humanism Today
1967: The double tragedy of Che Guevara
1967: Revisiting ‘Black Power,’ Race and Class
1968: Economic reality and dialectics of liberation
1971: Marxist-Humanism’s concept of ‘Subject’
1971: Women’s liberation, then and now
1972: On C.L.R. James’ Notes on Dialectics
1973: A Letter on Marxist-Humanism’s concept of ‘Subject’
1973: Philosophy & Revolution
1974: Today’s Epigones Who Try to Truncate Marx’s Capital
1975: Practicing Proletarian Reason. On seniority and labor's emancipation
1978: Dialectics: The Algebra of Revolution
1979: Grave contradictions of 1979 Iranian Revolution
1979: Outline of Marx’s Capital Volume I
1980: Women and revolution in Iran
1980: On the anniversary of the birth of Erich Fromm
1980: Marxism and 'the party'
1981: What has happened to the Iranian revolution?
1983: Marx's Unchaining of the Dialectic
The Theory of Alienation: Marx's Debt to Hegel
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With the Exact Phrase: With at least one of words: Further reading:
Marx’s 1844 Manuscripts
Lenin’s Annotations on Hegel’s Logic
C L R James Archive
A Marxian Oddity — Review of Dunayevskaya by Paul Mattick, 1958
Erich Fromm ArchiveArchive maintained by Damon Maxwell.