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[Psychoanalysis and Marxism. A dialectic anthropology?].
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[S. A. Podolinskiĭ, physician, scientist and propagandist for Marxism].
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[Marxism and vicissitudes of malinchism].
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[Psychoanalysis and Marxism in Hungary (1900-1980)].
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[Marxism and Leninism in the postgraduate education of physicians].
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[What does Marxism give to us?--Considerations by a medical man].
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[Role of the Institute of Marxism-Leninism in the education of socialist physicians].
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[Critical analysis of "Freudo-Marxism"].
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[Political significance of social care for the control of social processes based on Marxism-Leninism].
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[Quoting the classics of Marxism-Leninism].
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[Comment on the class political problems of human health in the classic works of Marxism-Leninism].
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Social Marxism, class conflict and health care.
In the first of a six-part series the sociological theories of Karl Marx are examined and related to the purported neutrality of medicine. The role of nursing within a Marxist analysis of the world is considered, and the value of such analysis is described.
Freud and the dilemmas of late Marxism.
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A Marxist approach to psychology and psychiatry.
Marxism considers psychology and psychiatry to be young and complex sciences which are powerfully affected by the nature of society. Marxism contributes to these sciences by applying dialectical and historical materialism to their study and development. The Marxist critique of psychology and psychiatry under capitalism identifies the immense harmful effect on them of capitalist class ideology in a number of areas: anti-working class theories, racism, national chauvinism, sexism, theories of fixed evil human nature, and false or one-sided theories. Socialism is held to provide a healthy environment for individual psychological development and to utilize psychology and psychiatry for scientific and humane ends.
[Psychoanalysis is dying, psychoanalysis is dead, long live the RCMP!].
In this article the author is interested by psychoanalysis as a theoretical practice. He makes the connection between psychoanalysis and marxism, and shows us that Freud was not as far removed from marxism as some people think. His reflexions and experiences bring him to strongly criticize psychiatry which, in his view, is a repressive practice contributing to the murder of psychoanalysis as a practice which questions the truth of the subject.