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MARXIAN THEORY AND SOCIALISM IN TURKEY. Edition No. 1

VDM Publishing House, March 2009, Pages: 696


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The book deals with the Marxian Theory as a whole
and socialist theory in Turkey, following the
example of the Socialist Journal Ayd?nl?k. It
demonstrates that there is a gap between the
premises of the Marxian theory and the socialist
theorising and practice in Turkey. This gap is
partially perceived and tried to be surpassed by
strategic searchs for a revolutonary change.
However, these searches too suffer from another gap
between the Kemalist experience of the country and
the Marxist theory. As a solution, socialist theory
and practice develops different variants of Maoist
revolutonary strategies in the form of popular
revolution. Main debates within the socialist
circles therefore concentrate on choosing and
defending the most valid revolutonary strategies,
each of which is based on different theorisings of
the social and historical structures of Turkey and
the Ottoman Empire. In order to justify the
preferred revolutonary strategy, adherents of each
socialist line and sect demonstrate his or her
historical and social data by using Marxian and
Leninist texts. The book follows the debates on the
behalf of the Marxian theory itself.



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