| Titre | Engels, d'un socialisme à l'autre | |
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| Auteur | Tony Andréani | |
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Revue | Actuel Marx |
| Numéro | no 40, novembre 2006 Fin de néolibéralisme | |
| Page | 124-135 | |
| Résumé anglais |
Engels, from one Socialism to another
It was most often Engels who had the task of presenting the future society, by commenting
and developing the indications by Marx, and then, after the death of this latter, in making
corrections of great importance. The aim of the article is to show that Engels did not defend
just one single notion of socialism, but several. In his mind they corresponded to different stages in the construction of communism. For the period of transition following the coming to
power of the proletariat, he envisaged a state controlled market socialism. For the period of
socialism, as such, he recommended integral planning, abolishing the market. But later he
moved away from this idea and approached an associative socialism, more in tune with the
aims of communism: in brief, co-operatives, and a plan of orientation, which correspond to
two levels of democracy. Finally, the article presents a certain number of critical commentaries in the light of past history and of current research on models of socialism. Source : Éditeur (via Cairn.info) |
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