Showing posts with label Stephen Coleman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stephen Coleman. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 26, 2007

An Anti-Bolshevik Approach to Revolution

The final talk in the Socialist Thinkers series by Stephen Coleman and a belated contribution to the 90th anniversary of the Russian Revolution . It is a discussion of Leninism and the Julius Martov critique of the Bolsheviks .


The download can be found via the link at Darren's blog

Tuesday, December 25, 2007

A Vision of Socialism


Not looking forward to the Queen's Christmas message , then why not download and listen to one of the Socialist Party talks that Darren has upload.


Stephen Coleman discusses William Morris and his Vision of Socialism . Download from here .

Sunday, December 23, 2007

Ernest Belfort Bax - A Socialist Thinker

Another of Darren's uploads of Stephen Coleman's talks which can be down-loaded here .

This lecture is about the 19th Century Socialist thinker Ernest Belfort Bax .

Saturday, December 22, 2007

Karl Kautsky


Once more the Inveresk Street Ingrate blogger has uploaded a Stephen Coleman talk on socialist thinkers , which can be downloaded via the link here .

The subject is Karl Kautsky and the Socialist Critique of Religion

Thursday, December 20, 2007

Monday, December 17, 2007

Coleman on Dietzgen


Once more Brooklyn Darren of Inveresk St Ingrate has uploaded another Stephen Coleman talk .


This time the subject is Joseph Dietzgen , the working class materialist philosopher .


The talk can be downloaded in two parts here


Friday, December 14, 2007

Chartist Thinkers

Another upload of lectures given by Stephen Coleman , this time part of a series called Socialist Thinkers and , in this talk , it is James Bronterre O'Brien , one of the leaders of early workers movement , the Chartists , that Coleman discusses .

Again , many thanks to "Brooklyn" Darren for taking time to make these talks available to the internet .

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Listen to the Party


Socialist Courier wishes to draw readers attention to the availability on the internet of a talk given by Stephen Coleman of the place of the SPGB in the history of the labour movement that can be got as a download by going to link :