Zetkin on the ‘natural calling’ of motherhood
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Zetkin: Women and Public Life
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Zetkin on machines and the reactionary demand to abolish women’s work
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Zetkin Part III: Female Labour as Competition for Male Labour
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From the domestic hearth to the grinding gears of industry: Zetkin on women under capitalism (Part II)
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A new website and a new book project: welcome!
Hello all, Just a quick message to welcome you all to our new website, which we have launched to celebrate one of the many achievements …
August Bebel – The Social Position of Women Today (1891)
What is more, to the extent that they are excluded from having an influence on either of these things by our public institutions, women must encourage the men to get involved. For their part, the men must understand what an enormous power factor the women’s support for their efforts represents. The Catholic church understood this better than anybody else: it always sought to achieve its main influence through women. In future, the movement behind which the women stand will be the victorious one.
Episode 4: Rosa Luxemburg on Republicanism
Timestamps: 0:45 Introduction and nature of the articles I am translating 2:45 Luxemburg goes to Baden on a speaking tour 5:45 Party discipline and the …
Episode 3: Translating Rosa Luxemburg in the 21st Century, with Rida Vaquas
Thanks to those who attended last Saturday’s All-Patron Meeting! Particular thanks must go to our guest Rida Vaquas, a translator working alongside me on translating …
Episode 2: Parvus, Zetkin and Social Democracy (with Lars T. Lih)
The Patrons of Marxism Translated are joined by Lars T Lih and other guests to discuss the significance of Clara Zetkin’s obituary of the ‘Merchant of Revolution’, Alexander Parvus.