Marxism and Eschatology Reconsidered

Mediations 25 (1) (2010)
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Abstract

The variations on the thesis of Marxism’s messianism are too many to count. But is it plausible to imagine that Marx or Engels took up Jewish or Christian eschatology, in any substantial form, into their thought? Roland Boer weighs the evidence

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