A letter accompanying this work describes a desire to distance the author from the positions ascribed to him by the recent publication in Russia of Statism and Anarchy.
This work takes particular issue with the idea that "equal elementary education" is anything but an imagined construct, and submits the incompatibility of "freedom of conscience" and "compulsory state eduction." A letter accompanying this work describes a desire to distance the author from the positions ascribed to him by the recent publication in Russia of Statism and Anarchy. This work slanders its primary target as promulgator of a new "iron law of wages", and marked a major rejection of the political pragmatism espoused by the author's disciples Wilhelm Liebknecht and August Bebel. This work opens by disputing that "labor is the source of all wealth" and proceeds to semantically dismember a series of proclamations the author deems to be infected by the evils of Ferdinand Lassalle. Most famous for the phrase "from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs," for 10 points, name this tract by an aging Karl Marx that mostly plays word games with the socialist platform established in the namesake German town.
This work takes particular issue with the idea that "equal elementary education" is anything but an imagined construct, and submits the incompatibility of "freedom of conscience" and "compulsory state eduction.
Critique of the Gotha Program [or Kritik des Gothaer Programms]