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Mazzini and Marx: Thoughts upon Democracy in Europe
By Salvo Mastellone
230 pages
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- Praeger
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- Westport, CT
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Synopsis
Between August 1846 and April 1847, Guiseppe Mazzini, in London exile, published six articles in English in the People's Journal, the last of which was on "Communism." With these articles, which became known in his native country in an 1852 Italian reworking, Mazzini powerfully inserted himself into the debate on the nature of democracy, alongside the most illustrious intellectuals of the time, Tocqueville, Blanc, Cabet, and Proudon.Related books and articles at Questia
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Table of contents
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- Title Page iii
- Contents v
- Foreword vii
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1 - In London: the Idea of Democracy 5
- Chapter 2 - The Italian Workers' Union: “a Democratic Society” 15
- Chapter 3 - The Opening Letters Affair 27
- Chapter 4 - Italy and the English Institutions (1845) 39
- Chapter 5 - Mazzini and the Northern Star 53
- Chapter 6 - The “german Communism” 63
- Chapter 7 - The Polish Democracy and the Cracow Manifesto 71
- Chapter 8 - The Democratic Communists of Brussels: Engels and Marx 81
- Chapter 9 - Thoughts Upon Democracy in Europe 89
- Chapter 10 - Agreement and Disagreement on Democracy 97
- Chapter 11 - The People's International League: “a Democratic Society” 107
- Chapter 12 - The Deficiencies of Communism and Cosmopolitism 117
- Title Page iii
- Contents v
- Foreword vii
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1 - In London: the Idea of Democracy 5
- Chapter 2 - The Italian Workers' Union: “a Democratic Society” 15
- Chapter 3 - The Opening Letters Affair 27
- Chapter 4 - Italy and the English Institutions (1845) 39
- Chapter 5 - Mazzini and the Northern Star 53
- Chapter 6 - The “german Communism” 63
- Chapter 7 - The Polish Democracy and the Cracow Manifesto 71
- Chapter 8 - The Democratic Communists of Brussels: Engels and Marx 81
- Chapter 9 - Thoughts Upon Democracy in Europe 89
- Chapter 10 - Agreement and Disagreement on Democracy 97
- Chapter 11 - The People's International League: “a Democratic Society” 107
- Chapter 12 - The Deficiencies of Communism and Cosmopolitism 117
- Chapter 13 - The Replies of the Cosmopolites 125
- Chapter 14 - The Communist League in London and the Communist Manifesto 135
- Chapter 15 - The Political Language of the “thoughts” 147
- Conclusion 153
- Appendix 159
- Subject Index 209
- Index of Political Terms 215
- About the Author 221