Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: Foreign Languages Press, Moscow
Date Published: 1947
Description: Very Good + in hardcover. 21 by 14 cm. 391 pages. Navy cover with gilt lettering on front and spine. Light bumping to corners. Discolored endpapers. Clean text pages. read more
Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow
Description: Very good in fair dust jacket. Name on FFEP. Rear endpaper browning. DJ has tears & price sticker. Text block is bright & crisp. 390 p. read more
Edition: 1947 English Translation
Binding: Hard Bound
Publisher: Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow
Date Published: 1947
Description: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. 5.5x8, 25. PHI010460, blk cloth hb, stamped lettering to front board and spine with rings, scuffed corners of head/heel of spine, spine tad edgeworn, bottom corners tad rubbed, front board slightly warped, 391pp bright and crisp, a nicely packaged likely First Translation of Vladimir Lenin's Philosophy. read more
Description: 1970. Progress. Hard Cover. Book-Good, gilt titles on front board & spine, boards & spine sunned, blue boards. 8x5. 397pp. Frontis. read more
"Why did Lenin so often write like a bad comedian fending off a heckler? Important but depressing reference point for understanding the context of the backlash to poststructuralism."
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