| Marx/Engels on Literature and Art |
Lenin on Literature and Art |
| Comprehensive index to references to art, literature, culture and literary criticism in the writings of Marx and Engels.
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Speeches and statements by Lenin on Art and Culture.
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| Vygotsky On Literature and Art |
Trotsky on Literature and Art |
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Works on the physchology of Art and analysis of a number of works of literature.
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Index to works of Trotsky on art, literature and culture.
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Georg Lukács |
Diego Rivera & André Breton
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Theory of the Novel
Tagore’s Gandhi Novel
Hölderlin’s Hyperion
Goethe: The Sorrows of Young Werther
Dostoyevsky
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Manifesto for an Independent Revolutionary Art
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Henrik Ibsen Debate
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Maxim Gorky
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Engels, Mehring, Kautsky, Plekhanov, Trotsky, Lunacharsky and Havelock Ellis on the significance of Ibsen, plus full texts of his plays.
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Includes Pushkin: An Appraisal
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| Pierre Bourdieu |
William Morris
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Classes and Classifications, from Distinction, 1979
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William Morris Archive
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Jenny (Westphalen) Marx
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Eleanor Marx
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Theatre Reviews from London of the 1870s by Jenny von Westphalen, Marx's wife. |
The difference between Byron and Shelley, with Edward Aveling, 1888
Shelley and Socialism, with Edward Aveling, April 1888
Dramatic Notes, February 1890 - February 1891
Literature Notes, August 1890 - February 1891
A Doll’s House Repaired, March 1891
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Soviet Writers’ Congress 1934
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Communist Party of Australia |
Problems of Poetry in the U.S.S.R., Bukharin
Soviet Literature, Maxim Gorky
World Literature and Tasks of Proletarian Art, Radek
Greetings to Romain Rolland, Radek
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Art and the Struggle, by D. Diamond, November 1943
Art and the Individual, by Kathleen Watson, March 1944
A Further Reply to John Reed’s Views, by H.M., July 1944
“Infantile Disorder” on the Cultural Front, by John Reed, July 1944
A Criticism of Adelaide’s “Angry Penguins” by Vic O'Connor, 1944
Hoax Renders Service to Literature, by Katherine Susannah Prichard, March 1945
Fascist Mentality in Australian Art and Criticism, by B. Smith 1946
On “What Shall We Ask of Writers?”, by Max Brown 1946
Art for the People, by J. B. Miles, August 1948
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Women and Marxism Archive
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Dora Montefiore
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Fiction and poety written by women on the working class, women's issues, and Marxism, and biographies written by women revolutionaries. |
The Voice of the Outcast in Literature
Wagner as a Revolutionary
Some Notes on the Early Flemish Painters
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Georg Plekhanov
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Georges Politzer
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Historical Materialism and the Arts, 1899
French Drama and Painting of the 18th Century, 1905
Art and Social Life, 1912
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Who Do You Write For, 1933.
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Writings in Aesthetics and Criticism
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Anatoly Lunacharsky |
Letter to N. V. Gogol, V. G. Belinsky 1847.
Plato's Idealism, Dmitry Pisarev 1861.
Proletarian Poetry, Aleksandr Bogdanov 1923
On Being the Right Size, JBS Haldane 1928
The Work of Art, Andre Malraux 1935.
Shakespeare: A Marxist Interpretation, Aleksandr Smirnov 1936
Literature and Ideology, James Farrell 1942
What is Aesthetics, G.A. Nedozchiwin 1972
Literature and Revolution: Trotsky, Cliff Slaughter 1980.
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Heroes of Action in Meditation, 1909
On Pushkin, 1922
Taneyev and Scriabin, 1925
Theses on the Problems of Marxist Criticism, 1928
Chernyshevsky’s Ethics and Aesthetics, 1928
Dostoyevsky’s “Plurality of Voices” (Re Bakhtin on Dostoyevsky), 1929
Jonathan Swift and A Tale of a Tub, 1930
George Bernard Shaw, 1931
Heine the Thinker, 1931
Vladimir Mayakovsky, Innovator, 1931
Alexander Blok, 1932
Maxim Gorky, 1932
Richard Wagner, 1933
The Man Who Painted Happiness. Renoir, 1933
Bacon and the Characters of Shakespeare’s Plays, 1934
Marcel Proust, 1934
Marcel Proust, 1934
Ibsen, 1934
Pushkin as Critic, 1937
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Others
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F. D. Klingender |
Revolutionary Art, H. Arvon, 1973.
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Marxism and Modern Art: An approach to social realism, 1943
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Voronsky
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On Art, A. K. Voronsky, 1920.
Scoundrels and Toadies, A. K. Voronsky, 1926.
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