Their Morals and Ours

Marxists are often attacked for being "amoral", if not immoral, by defenders of the established social order. This collection of writings centered on two essays written in the late 1930s by Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky, disproves these claims. Trotsky takes aim at the morality imposed by the bourgeoisie, exposing the irrationality of universal moral imperatives irrespective of the class divisions that shape people's actions and options, and offers instead a revolutionary paradigm for moral imperatives.