MARXISM AND THE PROBLEMS OF LINGUISTICS

In "Marxism and the Problems of Linguistics," Joseph Stalin explores the intersection of Marxist theory and the study of language. Written in 1950, this influential work applies Marxist principles to the field of linguistics, examining how language reflects and influences social and economic structures. Stalin critiques various linguistic theories from a Marxist perspective and emphasizes the role of language in shaping and understanding class relations and ideological struggles. This book provides valuable insights into Stalin’s application of Marxist theory to diverse academic disciplines and is essential for those interested in the broader implications of Marxism on the study of language and communication.