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Political Discourse and Practice in a Revolutionary Context: A Comparative Study of Three Political Programs in German Social Democracy 1891-1914
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1991-05-31Metadata
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Using Bernard Crick's distinctions of political discourse and
practice, the paper will examine three leading theorists of the German
Social Democratic Party (SPD) between 1891 and 1914. Karl Kautsky,
Rosa Luxemburg, and Eduard Bernstein proposed three different
pathways to the realization of revolutionary change. Although all
three operated within the theoretical framework of Marxist socialism,
their political programs differed significantly.
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