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M.N. Roy
This book traces the life of M N Roy from his early years, to the Russian Revolution of 1917 which deeply drew him to Marxism and led him to found the first Communist Party outside Russia in Mexico in 1919. It takes us through his deep involvement with Marxism, and his subsequent disillusionment with Lenin and the autocratic nationalist and colonial aspects of Marxist thought, to his belief in democracy and commitment to a scientific, humanist and moral kind of socialist thought.
Selected Works of M.N. Roy
This volume presents a selection of Roy's prison writings - those that he sent clandestinely to his followers and his jail manuscripts that range from the philosophy of science to history, sociology, religion and culture.
M.N. Roy: The Man
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M. N. Roy's Memoirs
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Selected Works of M.N. Roy: 1917-1922
During his career, M.N. Roy--one of the most prominent intellectual activists of the first half of this century--took an active and leading part in revolutionary movements in India, Mexico, the Soviet Union, and China. A prolific writer, he produced well over a hundred books and pamphlets, many of which will be included in the projected six-volume Selected Works. Covering the period from 1917 to 1922, the first volume includes his observations of the Mexican and early communist periods, and the entire text of his classic India in Transition.
Life And Works Of M N Roy
Manabendra Nath Roy, 1887-1954, Indian revolutionary, communist and philosopher.
M. N. Roy
On Manabendra Nath Roy, 1893-1954, the founder of the philosophy of radical humanism.
Political Philosophy of M. N. Roy
Political Philosophy of M. N. Roy M.N. Roy may be best remembered as a philosopher of Radical Humanism. He propounded his new philosophy as a solution for the political, cultural and moral crisis which confronted mankind since 1945. His philosophy was in the nature of a 'Third Force' , as he believed that Communism, as it unfolded itself in the Soviet Union in the Stalinist era, was the greatest menace to human potentialities. He elaborated his schemes of 'Radical Democracy' and 'Humanist Politics' as integral parts of Radical Humanism to philosophically reconstruct a socially-cohesive state structure. The edifice of his philosophy rested on four laudable pillars viz. Rationalism, Humanism, ...
