Socialism From Below
A discussion series sponsored by Workers� Liberty, Sydney.
We will be examining the Hal Draper�s  pamphlet �The Two Souls of 
Socialism� and extracts from his 4 Volume work �Karl Marx�s Theory of 
Revolution�

What the Marxists Internet Archive has to say about Hal Draper:
�From 1932 until his death in 1990, Hal Draper was a prolific Marxist 
writer and a socialist activist. In the 50s, a time of general collapse 
and demoralization in the American left, Draper edited the weekly Labor 
Action, a political journal widely read in Europe as well as the United 
States because of its uncompromising rejection of the American consensus 
which did not depend on accepting that other form of despair � the 
slavish defense of �real existing socialism� as the only alternative. It 
was not possible, of course, to remain in opposition to the �real 
existing crap� of both sides of the Cold War without rethinking the 
history of the movement. Draper�s 4-volume Karl Marx�s Theory of 
Revolution is his principal achievement in this regard.� 
(http://www.marxists.org/)

First two meetings in the new series of discussions:
4 November . �The Two Souls of Socialism�
9 December: �Karl Marx�s Theory of Revolution� Pt 1
6:00 pm
The Caf� Blue 313 King Street Newtown (2 mins, opp Newtown Station towards
City) Upstairs
Contact WL for copies of readings if required: 0419 493421
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: http://australia.workersliberty.org/


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