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Onorato Damen. Birth name. Onorato Damen. Role. Potential president of the People's Republic of Italy. Location. Italian Empire. Born. 4th December 1893 (age 68) Monte San Pietrangeli, Kingdom of Italy . Nationality. Italian. Political party. Communist Pa ...
27. Aug. 2011 · This is the second part of our serialisation of Onorato Damen’s book “Bordiga: Beyond the Myth”. So far we have not reproduced any of the prefaces to the successive editions since 1952 but simply produced the main texts of Damen. These we will return to but for now we will try to explain each part as best we can for today’s English-readers.
Onorato Damen est une personnalité politique italienne, née le 4 décembre 1893 à Monte San Pietrangeli (Ascoli Piceno) et décédée le 14 octobre 1979. Il adhère directement à l'aile gauche du PSI en 1910.
7. Aug. 2019 · Written by Onorato Damen. £7.50, 151pp. The present volume is the product of Damen’s considerations on Gramsci’s shortcomings as an analytical and practical Marxist which he evidently wrote over a period of years. The structure is loose because he died before he completed it and the draft chapters were only discovered posthumously and eventually published in 1982.
5. März 2018 · Onorato Damen. Translator’s Notes. Organisational Questions of Russian Social Democracy in Translation slightly improved using the Italian. Organisational Questions of Russian Social Democracy (a version published by Bertram Wolfe with the deliberately misleading title of Leninism or Marxism, Ann Arbor 1971). p. 108
Istituto Onorato Damen. The first signs that something was changing appeared a few years ago, when the Milanese Federation published the booklet Class Struggle, Political State, Proletarian Party, and Communism, asserting that: “Revolutionary praxis arises under the pressure of external objective conditions, first of all the contradiction between the constantly growing productive forces and ...
Damen is here responding to Bordiga’s document “Theory and Action in Marxist Doctrine” which was published in the Internal Bulletin of the Internationalist Communist Party. It was an amended version of an “international address” Bordiga had made in April in Rome when Damen had been present. The article, including the graph Damen refers to, can be found in English at the
