WhereAreWeSeeing

The setting was really fascinating, but I thought the ending was anticlimactic.

Alright follow up to the State and Revolution, has clear writing. I think Bordiga makes the same points in better writing style, and in more general terms, but it's good history.

Essential reading for anyone who wants an actually radical understanding of the world. Academics will never touch this work, nor will any faux-radicals.

Amazing rundown of what revisionism is and isn't with historical examples, especially useful for analyzing modern Gramscianism.

This book is awesome, it's literally just sparknotes versions of hegel that covers all his major works, but you can pretend it's not that since it's written by Marcuse. The introduction, final chapter and conclusion is also a thrilling story of how reason came about and fell to positivism, which then bloomed into fascism.