Abstract
One hundred years after the brutal murder of Rosa Luxemburg, not only did her figure as a bold and insubmissive woman return strongly to the political scene, an icon of young feminists fighting against all types of oppression, but her work has been more studied in Brazil. A recent example is the book by Rosa Rosa Gomes, which, in a patient work of reconstructing the economic ideas of the Polish Jewish revolutionary, shows how she can still contribute to the recomposition of the socialist left, paralyzed and without direction.
References
LOUREIRO, Isabel. Rosa Luxemburgo – crise e revolução. Crítica Marxista, Campinas, SP, v. 27, n. 50, p. 305–308, 2020. https://doi.org/10.53000/cma.v27i50.19018
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