A Marxist Perspective of the Human Psyche For years, philosophers have grappled with the age-old question of the human purpose, the consciousness of the individual. Religious thinkers have lent to this conversation a plethora of positions, all of which have divorced the human consciousness and thought from its physical being…

F. Anton Drozdov Preface What does it mean, to become a communist? Is it a declaration of one’s principles, of their newfounded ideals? Or perhaps is it a nuanced journey, one that requires extensive investigation from the self, and of the texts and material realities? I intend to determine this process…

F. Anton Drozdov Comrades, the lies of the anti-theorists have continued to pound at the doors of the scientific socialists. The rots of their insistence remain ever looming, breathing down the backs of the necks of the revolutionaries. We must not give way to these cowardly forces, but rather crush…

How Capitalism Desperately Tries to Retain its Relevance, and How It Shall Ultimately Fail F. Anton Drozdov Contents · Introduction · Hegemony and the Dying Breaths of McCarthyism · Financial Insecurity and Wage Crises · The Environmental Crisis and the Race for Time · The Breakdown of the Duopolic Image ·…

F. Anton Drozdov Contents Abstract Holocaust: A Dialectical Understanding Historical Cycles of Holocaust Present Holocaust: The Israeli State and the Palestinians Breaking the Cycle of Holocaust: The Death of Capitalism Abstract Holocaust: a term carrying such heavy gravitas that we shudder at the thought of it. Mass murder, exoduses, genocide…

F. Anton Drozdov Socialist ideology is a sentient being, forever changing and molding as necessary to the age in which it is applied. As such, the notion that its general, unaltered application as a remedy to the capitalist disease in the context of the United States in the 21st century…

F. Anton Drozdov Marx once emphasized the need to not simply analyze the world, but to change it. Thus, the endless pursuit of knowledge is a fruitless endeavor if we are but to read, and never to apply. How does one take the knowledge acquired from endless study of the…