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  1. Anarchism, as an ideology, provides feasible organizational structures, as well as valid alternative revolutionary theory, which, if utilized, could be the basis for organization just as solid as the Marxist-Leninist (or even more so) only these organizations will be egalitarian and really for the benefit of the people, rather than the ...
  2. theanarchistlibrary.org

    The privileged role of the party, before the rise of Leninist orthodoxy within Marxism, was a major constraint on anarchist and Marxist co-operation. Kropotkin, in a 1907 edition of his group's newspaper Freedom , explains how splits occurred in the wider labour movement as a result of the development of parliamentary parties.
  3. university.marxist.com

    "The ideal of anarchism is a society in which all individuals can do ... accident that both the anarchists and the libertarian right use precisely the same playbook when it comes to attacking Marxism, equating Leninism with Stalinism, Bolshevism with tyranny, socialism with fascism and so on. ... We're talking about a Marxist organization ...
  4. The fact that "Marxism-Leninism" as an ideology is counter-revolutionary does not mean that every "Marxist-Leninist" is a counter-revolutionary, any more than the fact that Christianity is reactionary makes every individual Christian a reactionary. Nor are the political differences that divide the left always as absolute as they are made out to be.
  5. theanarchistlibrary.org

    The old substance of exploitative society reappears in new forms, draped in a red flag, etc…' . Classical Marxist and Leninist analyses of the state fail to acknowledge the way that assuming state power changes any 'workers' who do so. Contrary to what Marx argued, workers cease being workers when they take control of a state.
  6. politicalsciencenotes.com

    Anarchism rules out party and its importance in revolutionary process. Marxism believes that revolution can be successful only through the party. Anarchist's apathy to party is based on the conception that it is an authoritarian organization. Schwarzmantel says, "A libertarian society cannot be produced by an authoritarian organization."
  7. The debate between Marxism and Anarchism is more than a century old. It is no accident that when the class struggle again boils to the surface this debate is revived. This collection of classic and contemporary writings helps to clarify the Marxist perspective on Anarchist theory and practice, and the need for a revolutionary party.
  8. theanarchistlibrary.org

    Real Differences between Anarchism and Marxism. So those where a few of the most common Marxist fallacies about Anarchism. This brings us to the big question, namely what are, from an anarchist perspective, the real differences between Anarchism and Marxism. Firstly, there is centralisation.
  9. mlreadinghub.org

    The differentiation between contemporary anarchists and Marxists precisely exists in the differentiation of two specific trends: tactically-minded people who view the Marx-Bakunin split in terms of a simple, albeit deeply-rooted, disagreement over the methodology by which to pursue the same goals, and sectarians who view the ensuing theoretical distinctions brought about by the former as ...
  10. marxists.org

    By comparing it with Marxist-Leninist doctrine and the Bolshevik example, certain themes will be introduced that will emphasize the Spanish Revolution's place as a libertarian revolution. ... (See the selection below on "The Political and Economic Organization of Society" in which a Spanish anarchist contrasts this authoritarian approach ...

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