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Introduction to Marxism-Leninism:

  1. Foreign Language Press- Marxism-Leninism-Maoism: Basic Course Revised Edition
  2. Friedrich Engels (1847) - Principles of Communism.
  3. Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels (1848) - Manifesto of the Communist Party.
  4. Vladimir Lenin (1913) - Three Sources and Three Constituent Parts of Marxism.
  5. Iosif Stalin (1924) - The foundations of Leninism.
  6. Vladimir Lenin (1914) - Karl Marx.

Deepening and Developing the Above:

  1. Friedrich Engels (1875-1876) - From Utopian Socialism to Scientific Socialism.
  2. Vladimir Lenin (1902) - What is to be done?
  3. Vladimir Lenin (1917) - The State and the Revolution.
  4. Vladimir Lenin (1917) - Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism.

Marxism and Emancipation of Women:

  1. Friedrich Engels (1884) - The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State.
  2. August Bebel (1879) - Women and Socialism.
  3. Aleksándra Kollontai (1918) - Communism and the Family.
  4. Aleksándra Kollontai (1921) - Prostitution and how to Combat it.
  5. Eleanor Marx (1886) - The woman question.
  6. Clara Zetkin (1896) - Only with the Proletarian Woman will Socialism Triumph.
  7. Anuradha Ghandy (2006) - Philosophical trends in the Feminist Movement.
  8. Anuradha Ghandy (2001) - Selected Works on Feminism, Caste, and Tribal Issues in India

Materialism and Idealism:

  1. Karl Marx (1884) - Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts: First manuscript, Second manuscript, Third manuscript.
  2. Karl Marx (1845) - Theses on Feuerbach.
  3. Friedrich Engels (1845) - The Situation of the Working Class in England.
  4. Karl Marx (1847) - Misery of Philosophy.
  5. Mao Tse Tsung (1937) - On Practice
  6. Mao Tse Tsung (1937) - On Contradiction

Critique of Political Economy:

  1. Karl Marx (1849) - Wage, Labour and Capital.
  2. Friedrich Engels (1843) - Notes for a Critique of Political Economy-
  3. Karl Marx (1865) - Wages, Price and Profit.
  4. Karl Marx (1867) - Capital: Book one: The Process of Production of Capital.

The Ideological Battle:

  1. Vladimir Lenin (1919) - The Proletarian Revolution and the Renegade Kautsky.
  2. Rosa Luxemburg (1899) - Reform or Revolution.
  3. Friedrich Engels (1873) - Of Authority.
  4. Iosif Stalin (1924) - Trotskyism or Leninism?

Fascism:

  1. Clara Zetkin (1923) - Fascism.
  2. Georgy Dimitrov (1935) - The Fascist Offensive and the Tasks of the Communist International in the Struggle of the Working Class against Fascism
  3. Georgy Dimitrov (1937) - Fascism is War.

The National Question:

  1. Vladimir Lenin (1913) - Critical notes on the National Question. In collected works, vol XX, pp. 173-190.
  2. Iosif Stalin (1913) - Marxism and the National Question.
  3. Vladimir Lenin (1914) - The Right of Nations to Self-Determination.

This repository is a collection of my writings and understanding of Scientific Socialist Concepts for public viewing. These writings include: Please refer to the sidebar on the right for the Index, Recommended Reading, and Terminology.

  1. Responses to arguments against, or defence of communism.
  2. Interpretations of Communist Theory from a purely Marxist-Leninist-Maoist perspective. This includes Dialectical Materialism, Alienation, Commodity Fetishism, Reification, Stages of Historical Development, etc.
  3. Civil Liberties under various stages of Human History- Primitive Communism, Slave Society, Feudalism, Capitalism, Socialism and Communism.
  4. Debunking common myths about socialism and communism.
  5. Understanding capitalism and imperialism as well as US imperialism.
  6. The ecological crisis caused by capitalism.
  7. The relationship between capitalism and patriarchy, racism and casteism.
  8. Colonialism and exploitative capitalist expeditions.
  9. Resources and literature on these subjects.

Please refer to the above dropdown on the right for the index, terminology, and list of sources and literature. The content here is written in a strictly Marxist-Leninist-Maoist point of view.

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