The Origins of Modern Leftism — Richard Gombin
Author: Richard Gombin
Publisher: Penguin Books / Pelican Books
Format: Paperback
Edition: Pelican edition, 1975
ISBN: 0140218467
Condition: Second-hand paperback. General wear to the covers and edges, including rubbing, light creasing, corner wear, small surface marks and age toning to pages. Binding appears intact and the book remains a readable copy. Please see photos for the exact copy available.
The Origins of Modern Leftism traces the development of modern leftist thought after the perceived failures of revolutionary Marxism, Leninism and state communism. Drawing largely on the French experience, Richard Gombin examines Marxist revisionism, critiques of the USSR, council communism, bureaucracy, everyday life, active dissent and radical alternatives to official communist tradition.