Friedrich Engels kao prvi marksist? O pozadini i posljedicama utopije o budućem »carstvu slobode«
Friedrich Engels as First Marxist? On the background and consequences of utopia in the future “realm of freedom”

Author(s): Claus Thomasberger
Contributor(s): Boris Perić (Translator)
Subject(s): National Economy, Economic history, Political history, 19th Century Philosophy, Marxism, Political economy, 19th Century
Published by: Durieux
Keywords: Engels; Marx; banalisation of Marx; Anti-Dühring; realm of freedom; neoliberalism;
Summary/Abstract: Engels, by a positivistically abbreviated interpretation of the dialectical method, is thought to have contributed to the banalization of Marx’s thought. Engels himself is somewhat to blame for such a view of his role, for he described his relationship to Marx in terms that can very well be interpreted in that light. It is significant that he, who nevertheless gave impetus, in later years avoided dealing independently with the history of economic thought, economic liberalism, and even economic-theoretical issues in general. This is supported by the fact that in “Anti-Dühring”, which I deal with in more detail below, he left the writing of relevant economic-theoretical passages to Marx.

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