Darko Suvin

Darko Suvin
Darko Suvin, a prominent Marxist scholar andpoet born in erstwhile Yugoslavia, has contributed immensely in the field of Marxist literary theory and aesthetics. He has engaged with the question of transformatory politics in all his endeavours. He is Professor Emeritus of McGill University, He has published 26 books on Literature, Dramaturgy, Culture, and Political Epistemology, as well as poetry.
- Brecht's Communist Manifesto TodayINR 225
The task of a communist manifesto has always been to expose the untruth of anti-utopia, of the proclamation that “there was history, but there is no more.” It rev...

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