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Approximately 482 Pages
“Let there be no blinking the question
In the experiences and gains of these bitter strikes can be found the origins of today's unions
Had the movement been taken to its logical conclusion
As Trotsky points out in a most graphic and profound passage from The Revolution Betrayed
Problems of Everyday Life Subject_War Approximately 482 PagesArticles from the early Soviet press on social and cultural issues in the struggle to forge new social relations. The advance of culture, Trotsky notes, requires an increasing level of scientific, technological, and industrial development to free humanity from a dependence upon nature that is degrading, a goal that can only be completed when social relationships are free from mystery and do not oppress people. [Description from the publisher.] 461
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