I Have Learned More [from Balzac] Than

The Emancipation Of Woman Will Only Be Possible When Woman Can Take Part In Production On A Large, Social Scale, And Domestic Work No Longer Claims Anything But An Insignificant Amount Of Her Time.

One Day We Shall Certainly 'reduce' Thought Experimentally To Molecular And Chemical Motions In The Brain; But Does That Exhaust The Essence Of Thought?

People Have Learned By Bitter Experience That The "european Fraternal Union Of Peoples" Cannot Be Achieved By Mere Phrases And Pious Wishes, But Only By Profound Revolutions And Bloody Struggles; They Have Learned That The Question Is Not That Of A Fraternal Union Of All European Peoples Under A Single Republican Flag, But Of An Alliance Of The Revolutionary Peoples Against The Counter-revolutionary Peoples, An Alliance Which Comes Into Being Not On Paper, But Only On The Battlefield.

It Is A Curious Fact That With Every Great Revolutionary Movement The Question Of 'free Love' Comes Into The Foreground.

Three Hundred Years After Its Appearance Christianity Was The Recognized State Religion In The Roman World Empire, And In Barely Sixty Years Socialism Has Won Itself A Position Which Makes Its Victory Absolutely Certain.