Aus dem Aufsatz "Organisationsfragen der russischen Sozialdemokratie" von 1904, eine Kritik an Lenin.
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reading crustacean wants to read Erdling by Emma Braslavsky
Erdling by Emma Braslavsky
Emma Erdling ist notorisch pleite. Nur dank der Unterstützung ihrer kinderlosen Großtante konnte sie sich als Privatdetektivin unter dem Pseudonym …
Tak! quoted The Water Outlaws by S. L. Huang
I would like to see us have a trifle less approbation from men and a trifle more fear.
reading crustacean wants to read Toxische Weiblichkeit by Sophia Fritz
Toxische Weiblichkeit by Sophia Fritz
Etwas fühlt sich falsch an: Wenn wir lächeln, obwohl wir eigentlich streiten möchten. Wenn wir unsere Freundinnen ghosten, weil wir …
Diese [die sozialdemokratische Aktion] wächst historisch aus dem elementaren Klassenkampf heraus. Sie bewegt sich dabei in dem dialektischen Widerspruch, dass hier die proletarische Armee sich erst im Kampfe selbst rekrutiert und erst im Kampfe auch über die Aufgaben des Kampfes klar wird. Organisation, Aufklärung und Kampf sind hier nicht getrennte, mechanisch und auch zeitlich gesonderte Momente, wie bei einer blanquistischen Bewegung, sondern sie sind nur verschiedene Seiten desselben Prozesses. Einerseits gibt es - abgesehen von allgemeinen Grundsätzen des Kampfes - keine fertige, im Voraus festgesetzte detaillierte Kampftaktik, in die die sozialdemokratische Mitgliedschaft von einem Zentralkomitee eingedrillt werden könnte.
— Sich nicht regieren lassen by Lutz Brangsch, Miriam Pieschke (Page 51 - 52)
reading crustacean finished reading Clash of Steel by C. B. Lee
Clash of Steel by C. B. Lee
In the Remixed Classics series, authors from marginalized backgrounds reinterpret classic works through their own cultural lens to subvert the …
reading crustacean started reading Clash of Steel by C. B. Lee
Clash of Steel by C. B. Lee
In the Remixed Classics series, authors from marginalized backgrounds reinterpret classic works through their own cultural lens to subvert the …
reading crustacean finished reading A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking by T. Kingfisher
A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking by T. Kingfisher
Fourteen year old Mona is a baker but she is also a not-very-powerful wizard - her medium of choice is …
reading crustacean wants to read Shigidi and the Brass Head of Obalufon by Wole Talabi
Shigidi and the Brass Head of Obalufon by Wole Talabi
Shigidi is a disgruntled and demotivated nightmare god in the Orisha spirit company, reluctantly answering prayers of his few remaining …
reading crustacean wants to read Translation State by Ann Leckie
reading crustacean wants to read The Water Outlaws by S. L. Huang
The Water Outlaws by S. L. Huang
In the jianghu, you break the law to make it your own.
Lin Chong is an expert arms instructor, training …
reading crustacean wants to read The Saint of Bright Doors by Vajra Chandrasekera
The Saint of Bright Doors by Vajra Chandrasekera
Fetter was raised to kill, honed as a knife to cut down his sainted father. This gave him plenty to …
reading crustacean wants to read Gekränkte Freiheit
reading crustacean started reading Sich nicht regieren lassen by Lutz Brangsch
Sich nicht regieren lassen by Lutz Brangsch, Miriam Pieschke
Rosa Luxemburg ist gerade wegen ihrer Haltung zur Demokratie in Bewegung und Staat eine der interessantesten Figuren in der Geschichte …
Fun and original take on the teenage wizard genre
5 stars
With an immortal carnivorous sourdough starter named Bob (who may or may not count as a familiar).
In case that's not enough to convince you:
Teenage assistant baker Mona's only magic talent is with bread. She can make it staler or fresher, keep it from burning, make gingerbread men dance, and occasionally something more dramatic like Bob. (Bob was an accident, but he's quite handy around the bakery.) She wasn't prepared to be suspect number one in a rash of wizard murders, live on the run, or to protect the city from a threat as its only remaining mage.
Fun characters, fun concepts, and a quest that runs through the city's worst slums to the palace. Mona has to navigate both from her comfortable shopkeeper's life, learning what happens when the system she relied on to protect her is turned against her. And how the system can be manipulated against …
With an immortal carnivorous sourdough starter named Bob (who may or may not count as a familiar).
In case that's not enough to convince you:
Teenage assistant baker Mona's only magic talent is with bread. She can make it staler or fresher, keep it from burning, make gingerbread men dance, and occasionally something more dramatic like Bob. (Bob was an accident, but he's quite handy around the bakery.) She wasn't prepared to be suspect number one in a rash of wizard murders, live on the run, or to protect the city from a threat as its only remaining mage.
Fun characters, fun concepts, and a quest that runs through the city's worst slums to the palace. Mona has to navigate both from her comfortable shopkeeper's life, learning what happens when the system she relied on to protect her is turned against her. And how the system can be manipulated against itself. She makes mistakes in the process -- sometimes annoying mistakes, but the kind that makes sense for a teenager to make.
Also: Lots of creative uses of very specific magic abilities. One mage can only work with water...but they can use it to make two surfaces vibrate in sync to transmit sound. Another can only work with air...but is able to use smell and gases to strong effect. Another can only reanimate dead horses.
My 12-year-old son loved it, so of course I had to read it too. Definitely recommended!
Cross-posted from my website.