> Has anyone got the reference & context for K Marx's reported
> denial that he was a Marxist?
According to Hal Draper, Marx's comment is known via mention by
Engels on 4 occasions: in a letter to Bernstein in 1882, in
letters to Schmidt & Lafargue in 1890, and in an open letter
in 1890 publishe
On this subject, I like Che Guevara's statement that he was a "Marxist" the
way physicists are Newtonians or Einsteinians (though I must admit that I'm
no Guevaraite).
in pen-l solidarity,
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Colin Danby asked:
> Has anyone got the reference & context for K Marx's reported
> denial that he was a Marxist?
See Joseph O'Malley and Keith Algozin ed. _Rubel on Karl Marx: Five
Essays_, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1981, pp. 19-22.
Jerry
Has anyone got the reference & context for K Marx's reported
denial that he was a Marxist?
Howard Zimm quoted Marx in the context of his own McCarthy attack (on his
tenure as a professor?). I don't know the original citation, but I dimly
recall the reference can be found (in the forward?) of Zimm's "You can't be
Neutral on a Moving Train". Something to the effect that when asked if he
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