
[BEST OF] The Principles of Communism: Friedrich Engels and Communist Political Theory
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The Case Against Private Property
This chapter explores Engels' critique of private property within communist theory, emphasizing its distinction from personal belongings and its implications for capitalism and patriarchy. It argues for the abolition of private property as essential for communal ownership and a true socialist revolution, highlighting the contradictions of capitalism and the role of unions. Ultimately, the chapter envisions a future where collective control over production enhances individual development and leads to a more equitable society.
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