Socialism: Utopian and Scientific

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-''Title:'' Socialism: Utopian and Scientific
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-''Author:'' Frederick Engels
-''Year:'' 1878
+'''Author:''' Frederick Engels
-[[Category:1951 novels]]
+'''Year:''' 1878
-[[Category:American bildungsromans]]
-[[Category:American novels]]
+'''Pages:''' 93
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-[[Category:Debut novels]]
+''Also available to buy''
-[[Category:Fiction with unreliable narrators]]
-[[Category:New York City in fiction]]
+==Description==
-[[Category:Novels by J. D. Salinger]]
+One of the fundamental texts of Marxism, ''Socialism: Utopian and Scientific'' explores the flaws of utopian socialism, and argues in favour of a scientific approach. More importantly, the book discusses the materialistic approach to history, and outlines the different phases of economic production, from pre-capitalistic society to a workers' controlled economy.
-[[Category:Little, Brown and Company books]]
+[[Category:Everything]]
+[[Category:Engels]]

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