Violence and Marxism: Marx to Mao
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  • ISBN-13: 9789350023716
  • Publisher: Aakar Books
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: 192
  • ISBN-10: 9350023717
  • Publisher Date: 2015
  • Language: English

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Weight 0.5 kg

19 reviews for Violence and Marxism: Marx to Mao

  1. Aditya Kr Singh –

    A well-researched study. Although, I found some arguments repetitive. Overall, a valuable contribution to the field.

  2. Rahul Pahuja –

    This book is alright, but there are better options for this subject. The points made are not strong.

  3. Priya –

    I did not like it. Nothing makes sense and the author did not help with explaining it.

  4. Prashant Kumar Yadav –

    A great read for anyone interested in philosophy. It is important to stay objective. Good, but not amazing.

  5. Siddharth Pawdia –

    Challenging but ultimately rewarding. A deep dive into complex ideas. Some sections are hard to understand without prior knowledge

  6. Modit Johar –

    A dense but rewarding read. Some chapters were a struggle, but the insights on Mao were worth it. I wish it had been more accessible.

  7. Khanak Bajpai –

    I enjoyed the book. It provides a fresh look at the topic. Some parts can be too complicated to read though.

  8. Anshul Jhalani –

    A vital resource for understanding Marxism’s darker side. It is a fantastic and insightful read.

  9. Rahul Choudhary –

    Interesting perspective, but felt a bit one-sided at times. Needed more nuance when discussing the practical applications of Marxist theory.

  10. Manya Kashyap –

    One of the best books. There is no other that is comparable to it.

  11. Aniket Pandey –

    Thought-provoking and unsettling. Made me reconsider my understanding of Marxism. Could use a stronger conclusion.

  12. Subhash Sourav –

    The author did an amazing job to make a book. It is insightful.

  13. Ankit Mathur –

    Clear and concise explanation, but I feel like there are better books. It does its job well and is easy to read.

  14. Mrityunjay Singh –

    I expected more depth on specific violent events. It was theoretical. Still, a decent overview.

  15. Syed Saad Ali –

    This book is simply outstanding. The author’s grasp on the subject matter is impressive.

  16. Swati Pangti –

    A bit academic for my taste, but I learned a lot. The writing style could be improved for a broader audience. Good content though.

  17. Abin Tom –

    Excellent analysis of the role of violence in Marxist thought. The connection between Marx and Mao was clearly articulated.

  18. Devansh Saxena –

    This book is not for beginners. I found it quite informative. Worth the effort if you are serious about the topic.

  19. Ireen Ahmad Mir –

    Not quite what I expected. Needed more historical context. Felt more theoretical than practical.

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