O legado revolucionário de Rosa Luxemburgo

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No dia 5 de março, a marxista polaco-alemã Rosa Luxemburgo completaria 150 anos. Para discutir seu legado diante dos desafios que hoje enfrentamos e como sua teoria revolucionária pode nos auxiliar, a Fundação Rosa Luxemburgo e a Jacobin Brasil promovem um debate com a filósofa brasileira Isabel Loureiro e o cientista-político argentino Hernán Ouviña. Com a mediação da editora Aline Klein, os pensadores discutiram o texto inédito em português, traduzido do polonês pela primeira vez, "Sobre a Constituinte e o governo provisório", e o livro "Rosa Luxemburgo e a reinvenção da política: uma leitura latino-americana", traduzido do espanhol. Aproveite e use o cupom de desconto #Rosa150 para ter 30% de desconto em nossos planos de assinatura, revistas e livros em https://jacobin.com.br/loja/ #RosaLuxemburgo #150AnosDeRosa #Revolução

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