History and the Formation of Marxism

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The book explores the significant influence of the French Revolution on early Marxist thought, emphasizing how historical analysis shaped Marxism's development. It examines the perspectives of key figures like Marx, Engels, and Lenin, arguing that historiography is not merely supplementary but essential to understanding Marxism. By challenging conventional views of Marxism as a static theory, it invites readers to consider the dynamic relationship between history, social classes, and political organization, offering new insights for scholars of Marxism and the labor movement.