This work declares that Marx's abolishing of the social classes is the "great myth" that should drive the proletariat in a chapter that attempts to apply Bergson's vitalism to revolutionary socialism. The author of this work wanted its title to be a "semantic coup" in which the title concept would only refer to an uncompromising political position. This work frequently attacks Jean Jaures for bringing French socialism into the political process and destroying its revolutionary spirit. This work devotes two chapters to "the proletarian strike" and the "political general
This work declares that Marx's abolishing of the social classes is the "great myth" that should drive the proletariat in a chapter that attempts to apply Bergson's vitalism to revolutionary socialism. The author of this work wanted its title to be a "semantic coup" in which the title concept would only refer to an uncompromising political position. This work frequently attacks Jean Jaures for bringing French socialism into the political process and destroying its revolutionary spirit. This work devotes two chapters to "the proletarian strike" and the "political general strike", which along with myth and the title concept, are considered the only possible methods of overthrowing bourgeois society. For 10 points, name this work concerning the proletariat's use of "positive force", written by the syndicalist Georges Sorel.
This work declares that Marx's abolishing of the social classes is the "great myth" that should drive the proletariat in a chapter that attempts to apply Bergson's vitalism to revolutionary socialism.
Reflections on Violence [or Reflexions sur la Violence]