Marx's Russian Moment

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The book explores the evolution of Marx's views on Russia, highlighting his initial ambivalence and later transformation from a "Russophobe" to an admirer of Russian radicalism. By the 1870s, his engagement with Russian revolutionary movements and language leads him to see Russia as a crucial reference point for his theories. This analysis provides a fresh perspective on Marx's theoretical development, emphasizing the significance of Russia in shaping his ideas.