Red Noob
9th January 2012, 06:21
So I'm trying to get this down...
Communization theory is essentially labeling anything that contributes to establishing the outlines of a communist society, only if carried out by the proletariat. It labels methods that correlate to worker's emancipation that are carried out by workers.
Syndicalism is establishing trade unions and collectively owned enterprises. It's sort of a method of achieving better and more fair working conditions in capitalism.
Now I'm not entirely familiar with anarchist methods, but it revolves around Bakunin's pan destructionism in that the working class should utilize destructive nature.
I'm just trying to understand theories and such pertaining to methods. Am I about right with most of these? Please correct me if I'm not, or share your thoughts and theories pertaining to them.
Communization theory is essentially labeling anything that contributes to establishing the outlines of a communist society, only if carried out by the proletariat. It labels methods that correlate to worker's emancipation that are carried out by workers.
Syndicalism is establishing trade unions and collectively owned enterprises. It's sort of a method of achieving better and more fair working conditions in capitalism.
Now I'm not entirely familiar with anarchist methods, but it revolves around Bakunin's pan destructionism in that the working class should utilize destructive nature.
I'm just trying to understand theories and such pertaining to methods. Am I about right with most of these? Please correct me if I'm not, or share your thoughts and theories pertaining to them.