Is Marxism dead?

Gusejnov, V. I. Tolstykh

1-2

Introduction

V. I. Tolstykh

3-5

Marx was right in details and great in his errors

V. P. Lebedev

7-18

Marxist postulates and concentration camp practices

V. E. Matizen

19-22

Marxism in the context of the history of civilization and culture

V. M. Mezhujev

23-35

Not a forecast, but a social prophesy

Erikh Solov'ëv

37-49

Is theory responsible for practice?

Gusejnov

51-61

A drama that should be studied

A. I. Gelman

63-65

Can Marxian thought be separated from totalitarian ideology?

Valerij A. Podoroga

67-69

"To overcome, not to reject ..."

I. M. Kljamkin

71-73

A quick and unjust trial

K. M. Kantor

75-88

Intellectual hypocrisy of the "orthodoxes" or a long way to common sense

A. S. Tsipko

89-101

The heart of the matter, or what must not be simplified

V. I. Tolstykh

103-115

The fate of Marxism and the future of civilization

V. S. Stepin

117-133

Notes and comments