'Against Dogmatism… Working-Class Movement' 1st Print

This is a book by Lenin titled 'Against Dogmatism and Sectarianism in the Working-Class Movement'. It's a first printing from 1965. The text is in English. It includes a portrait of Lenin. This is a first printing (1965). The jacket shows some signs of wear, but the book itself is in great comdition. The spine has NOT been cracked and the circulation of this English language volume is very low. The first printing of Against Dogmatism and Sectarianism in the Working-Class Movement was published in 1965 by Progress Publishers in Moscow. This first edition compilation of Vladimir Lenin's articles and speeches is approximately 215 to 235 pages long.Publication DetailsPublisher: Progress PublishersCity: Moscow, USSRYear: 1965Format: Hardcover with dust jacket / Softcover variantsSource Material: Translated and compiled from Lenin’s Collected Works (5th Russian Edition)Core ThemesTactical Flexibility: Argues that revolutionary groups must avoid rigid formulas and engage with real mass movements.Union Involvement: Stresses that socialists must work inside active trade unions rather than forming isolated sects.Critique of Left-Wing Pedantry: Attacks abstract dogmatic thinking that separates leaders from the working class. **English language copy** Lenin's Against Dogmatism and Sectarianism in the Working-Class Movement argues that revolutionary socialism must combine theoretical clarity with flexible, mass-oriented practice. Lenin critiques dogmatic, formulaic thinking ("left-wing" childishness) that isolatesists from the working class, stressing that revolutionaries must work within existing unions and movements to lead them, rather than isolating themselves in small groups.