Artigo Revisado por pares

Democracy -- the Threatened Utopia: An Interview with Norberto Bobbio

1989; Telos; Volume: 1989; Issue: 82 Linguagem: Inglês

10.3817/1289082134

ISSN

1940-459X

Autores

Peter Glotz, O. Kallscheuer,

Tópico(s)

Political Economy and Marxism

Resumo

Abstract Of course you know that Carlo Rosselli, one of the leaders of the anti-fascist movement in Paris, founded a movement called Giustizia e Libertà. He wrote a book titled Socialismo Liberate that was published in Paris in 1930. It was essentially concerned with a criticism of Marxism, especially the Marxist tradition of the Italian Left. Different from the revisionist struggle in German social democracy, there were still revolutionaries as well as reformers in the Italian Socialist Party who considered themselves Marxists. Filippo Turati, the leader of the right-wing Socialists, as well as Giuseppe Saragat, always considered themselves Marxists. Rosselli's was mainly a philosophical critique of the Marxism of the Second International: as a consequence of its mechanistic historical determinism, Marxist socialism had broken with the great tradition of freedom in liberal thought.

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