Thursday, May 5, 2011

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Tribute to the birth of Karl Marx. Trier, Germany, May 5, 1818 - London, UK, March 14, 1883


From its origins Anarchism is characterized by its argument (real or unfounded) against Marx. However, the time and founded criticism has been able to iron some respects, while it clarifies others, going beyond mere superficial propaganda. This results in the general framework of the socialist camp, which enters differences Marxian thought and the current libertarian are not absolute. There are two completely opposite views of two unrelated fields, but two moments that express different situations of social movements that they embody. This is confirmed when we assume that these same ideological expressions are not homogeneous in its interior.
On the other hand, neither can ignore the fateful path of Marxism as an ideological expression of a social class: the bureaucracy, which sought to dominate, with varying degrees of success, the many manifestations of popular movement worldwide. If however, a critical perspective it is not difficult to delineate a significant difference between Marx and Marxism, a difference that we must make clear that ideologies are not derivations of a dogma, but are concrete expressions of historical situations, are how classes to try to resolve its contradictions, is a field of struggle. Therefore, it is as illusory as vain to try to link in a linear and mechanical Marxism Marx and he is so delusional and vain link Bakunin mechanically and linear with anarchism. The pure history of ideas is empty if not linked to its historical moment.
is why, in the context of this critical distance, we wanted to pay this small tribute to even think that, although many would bother, it remains crucial to understanding the internal logic of capitalist society.

then published an extract from the website of the CICA, which includes text notes in preparation for the "Civil War in France", the text-to many-more libertarian Marx and caused much controversy among the anarchists the time.

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