01068nam a2200205Ia 450000500170000000800410001702000180005808200210007610000180009724500570011525000120017226000360018430000220022036500090024252005160025165000140076765000200078165000300080165000310083120260708150740.0260708s9999||||xx |||||||||||||| ||und||  a9789350023716  223a320.5322 SIN  aSingh, Rustam 0aViolence and Marxism :b Marx to Mao /cRustam Singh  a1st ed.  aDelhi : b Aakar Books ,c2015.  a192 p. ;c 23 cm.  b0.00  aThis book explores the unresolved controversy regarding the status and role of violence in the Marxist theory of revolution. Adopting a chronological and historical framework, it examines the writings of Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Vladimir Lenin, and Mao Zedong. The author evaluates whether a socialist revolution is inherently violent or if these foundational thinkers accommodated peaceful systemic transformations, detailing the economic and political conditions that altered their strategic perspectives.  aCommunism  aMarxism History  aRevolutions and socialism  aViolence Political aspects