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Marxism, Socialism and Democracy

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Llorente R.
Dialogue and Universalism
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2018
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issue 3
141-154
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Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels believed that their political project involved a com-mitment to democracy, and many subsequent Marxists have claimed that Marxism’s conception of socialism and communism represents a supremely democratic social arrangement. Many of Marxism’s critics, however, reject this belief, holding that the Marxist conception of socialism and communism entails anti-democratic policies, prac-tices and institutions. While the position of Marxism’s critics is, without question, the predominant view today, it turns out that the arguments used to support this position are highly problematic, insofar as they proceed from certain liberal-democratic assumptions about democracy that Marxists can reasonably reject.
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Demokratyczny socjalizm jako powrót do ekonomizmu. Zarys problematyki zjawiska

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Górka J.
Studia Krytyczne/ Critical Studies
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2020
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issue 9
113-129
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Democratic socialism is perceived in this article as a return to the orthodox socialist thinking. It is conflicted with a mainstream identitarian left, even if cannot reject heritage of the 1960s. Democratic socialism is focused on interest of the working classes, which is an antidote against center liberalism, liberal left and gaining more and more popularity populist movements. Text is devoted to outline an idea of democratic socialism and its strong and weak dimensions.
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Demokratyczny socjalizm jest w artykule rozumiany jako powrót do ortodoksyjnego myślenia socjalistycznego. Odwraca się od mainstreamowego nurtu tożsamościowego lewicy, nie jest jednak w stanie się od niego odciąć i odrzucić dziedzictwa lat 60. XX wieku. Demokratyczny socjalizm stawia na pierwszym miejscu interesy klasowe klas pracujących, co ma stanowić odpowiedź wobec ciągle jeszcze królującego centroliberalizmu i spoufalowanej wobec niego liberalnej lewicy, a także rosnących w siłę formacji populistycznych. W tekście nakreślone zostały uwarunkowania idei, a także jej słabe strony.
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