TABLE OF CONTENTS
SETTING THE STAGE: VANGUARD OF THE FUTURE OR RESIDUE OF THE PAST
THE COMMUNIST REVOLUTION, COMMUNISM AS A SCIENCE, THE MISSION OF THE PROLETARIAT, AND WHY TRUTH IS TRUTH
Ajith's Rejection of Communism as a Science
Historical Materialism: Pivotal Point Of Marxism
The Scientific Method in Both the Natural and the Social Sciences
Ajith Rejects the Scientific Method in Social Science
Ajith and Karl Popper
CLASS POSITION AND COMMUNIST CONSCIOUSNESS
“Simple Class Feelings” and Communist Consciousness
Ajith's Defense of the Reification of the Proletariat
Lenin's Decisive Contribution on Communist Consciousness
The Proletariat and the Sweep of History
Nationalism or Internationalism?
Negative Impact of Reification in Previous Socialist Revolutions
DOES TRUTH HAVE A CLASS CHARACTER?
“Class Truth” as a Secondary Tendency in the Cultural Revolution
Ajith and Class Partisanship
AJITH'S DENIGRATION OF THEORY
A Narrow View of Practice and Social Reality
The “Direct Practice” of Marx and Engels Was Not the Source of the Development of Marxism
Partisanship Must Be Grounded in Science
Costly Lessons of “Political Truth”
SOME POINTS ON PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE
The Place of Philosophy in Marxism
Ajith Divorces Philosophy from Science
Ajith's Quasi-Religious Approach to the Fundamental Principles of Marxism
Absolute and Relative Truth and the Advance of Knowledge
How Certain Can We Be about Our Knowledge?
COMMUNIST REVOLUTION IS NECESSARY AND POSSIBLE BUT NOT INEVITABLE... IT MUST BE CONSCIOUSLY MADE
Marx and Avakian on “Coherence” in Human History
Real Dynamics of History and Erroneous Views within the Communist Movement
Freedom, Necessity and the Transformation of Necessity
Ajith's Wrong Understanding of Freedom and Necessity
A Leap but Not into Absolute Freedom
No Predestination in Revolution
How Do We Understand Historical Laws?
AJITH FINDS HIMSELF IN THE COMPANY OF POSTMODERNISM AND RELIGION
Avakian's Dialectical Assessment of the Enlightenment
Ajith's Take on the Enlightenment and His Distortion of Avakian's Views
On Marx's Stand Towards British Rule in India
Ajith's Opposition to “Scientific Consciousness” Science and Traditional Knowledge
Ajith Falls Back into Bed with Postmodernism Replacing Truth by “Narrative”
A Non-Scientific Critique of Capitalism
Ajith's Embrace of the Frankfurt School
Ajith and the Kantian Tradition
AJITH'S UGLY AND TORTURED BRIEF FOR RELIGION AND THE CHAINS OF TRADITION
Putting the Veil on the Oppression of Women
Tailing after Nationalism, Prettifying Fundamentalism
Avakian on the “Two Outmodeds” and the Ideological Struggle with Religion
Choosing between the “Two Outmodeds”, or Bringing Forward Another Way
CONCLUSION