| Titre | Le conflit Marx-Bakounine dans l'internationale : une confrontation des pratiques politiques | |
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| Auteur | Jean-Christophe Angaut | |
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Revue | Actuel Marx |
| Numéro | no 41, avril 2007 Corps dominés, corps en rupture | |
| Page | 112-129 | |
| Résumé anglais |
The Marx-Bakunin Conflict in the First International :
A Confrontation of Political Practices.
The conflict between Marx and Bakunin within the First International was more than a merely political
opposition. It was in fact a conflict about the very status of the political. Accused of being apolitical,
Bakunin replied by declaring his anti-statist stance, while at the same time misinterpreting the Marxian
political project. The position he defended within the International prefigured the anarcho-syndicalist
subsumption of the political within syndicalism. In return, the opposition helped to clarify the Marxian
conception of worker organisations. Finally, the conflict would enable Bakunin to identify the dangers of
bureaucratisation to which such organisations are prone, while Marx, for his part, sought to conceive of
a type of political action which was specific to the proletariat. The conflict thus enables us to characterise Marx and Bakunin as two types of militant engagement. Source : Éditeur (via Cairn.info) |
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