Marx's Russian Moment

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The book explores the evolving relationship between Marx and Russia, highlighting his initial skepticism and later admiration for Russian radicalism. It details how, after the 1860s, Marx's perspective shifted as he engaged with Russian revolutionary movements and language. This transformation leads him to view Russia as a critical reference point for his theories, providing a fresh interpretation of his intellectual development. The analysis sheds light on the complex dynamics of Marx's thoughts and their implications for his broader ideological framework.