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The author collects essays that analyze socialism through a Marxist materialist lens, arguing that moral codes, religions, and philosophies arise from material and economic conditions rather than abstract absolutes. He critiques versions of socialism that reduce Marxism to mere economic determinism, examines the influence of scientific and industrial processes on thought, and confronts internal tensions by addressing nihilistic tendencies within revolutionary rhetoric. One essay defends candor about revolutionary aims, while another invokes biogenetic ideas to reshape theoretical positions, producing a mix of polemic, philosophical analysis, and policy-minded reflection.
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