日本におけるプレハーノフ研究
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The name of Plekhanov was first mentioned in the Japanese press in 1904, when a Japanese socialist Sen KAHYAMA reported on the Amsterdam conference of the Second International, where Plekhanov and KATAYAMA shook hands with each other as comrades in spite of the Russo-Japanese War. At that time little was known of Plekhanov's work in Japan. In the 1920's Plekhanov's works, known in translation, enjoyed a reputation as being good guidebooks to Marxism. But in the 1930's he was citicised for his so-called opportunism, social-patriotism and so on from the Leninist or Bolshevik point of view. After 1956, when the beginning of the criticism against Stalin coincided with the hundredth year from Plekhanov's birth, several monographs about Plekhanov began to appear. In general, their authors tried to correct the image of the Plekhanov of the 1930's, giving up the Leninist or Bolshevik point of view, and showing a coherent understanding of Plekhanov's works.
- 日本スラヴ・東欧学会の論文