03549cam a2200397 i 450000100070000000500170000700800410002403500130006501000170007802000350009504000280013004200080015804300120016605000270017808200150020510000270022024500880024725000290033526000490036430000250041350000700043852002880050850400670079650517540086360000690261761000770268661001020276365100480286565100540291365000320296765000340299965000380303365000220307165000320309370000260312512385120230410103802.0151002s2015    ilu      b    001 0deng    a18805529  a  2015038435  a9781608464647 (alkaline paper)  aDLCbengcDLCerdadDLC  apcc  ae-ur---14a338 DK 254bL445l 201500a324.2470751 aLe Blanc, Paul,d1947-10aLenin and the Revolutionary Party /cPaul Le Blanc ; introduction by Ernest Mandel.  aHaymarket Books edition.  aChicago, Illinois :bHaymarket Books,c2015.  axxx, 381 p. ;c23 cm  a"Published 1993 by Humanity Books in New York"--Title page verso.2 a"This study of Lenin's conception of the revolutionary party, and its place in Marxist thought, gives a vibrant sense of the historical context--both Russian and international--in which Lenin's views were shaped and upon which they had such a profound impact"--Provided by publisher.  aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 353-368) and index.0 aNote to the Haymarket Books edition -- 1. Introduction: Authentic Leninism -- What Leninism is not -- A living organism and phases of development -- 2. The context of Lenin's early organizational perspectives -- Dimensions of Lenin's activity -- Lenin's programmatic orientation -- Ferment in the Russian working class -- 3. Revolutionary program, cohesive organization -- Organizational implications of revolutionary program -- Adapting to Russian conditions -- 4. The birth of Leninism -- What is to be done? -- The stormy beginning of Bolshevism -- 5. Questions and problems -- Luxemburg and Lenin -- Revolutionary committees distinct from the workers -- Was the Bolshevik/Menshevik split "unprincipled"? -- 6. The test of revolution -- The revolutionary program -- Revolution without Bolsheviks? -- The party broadens -- 7. The meaning of democratic centralism -- Democratic centralism in the RSDLP -- Democratic centralism in the bolshevik party -- Lenin's "iron grip" -- 8. Preparing for revolution -- Overcoming ultraleftism -- Philosophy and revolutionary program -- The Bolsheviks become a party -- 9. The almost-revolution -- Worker-Bolsheviks -- The upsurge -- 10. Party and war -- Revolutionary internationalism -- The actuality of world revolution -- How the party functioned -- 11. Party and revolution -- Overthrowing Tsarism but not taking power -- Reorientation -- Diversity and discipline -- Party and masses in the workers' revolution -- 12. After taking power -- State, revolution, and socialist democracy -- Crisis of Bolshevism -- Communist International -- A note on Lenin's authority -- Bureaucratization after Lenin -- The fate of the Comintern -- 13. Conclusion -- Reflections on the Leninist Party -- Problems of Leninism.10aLenin, Vladimir Ilʹich,d1870-1924xPolitical and social views.20aKommunisticheskai︠a︡ partii︠a︡ Sovetskogo Soi︠u︡zaxHistory.20aRossiĭskai︠a︡ sot︠s︡ial-demokraticheskai︠a︡ rabochai︠a︡ partii︠a︡xHistory. 0aRussiaxPolitics and governmenty1894-1917. 0aSoviet UnionxPolitics and governmenty1917-1936. 0aSocialismzRussiaxHistory. 0aPhilosophy, MarxistxHistory. 0aRevolutionsxPhilosophyxHistory. 4aComunismozRusia. 4aPartidos comunistaszRusia.1 aMandel, Ernest,eint.