THE IMPACT OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION IN EUROPE: KARL KAUTSKY AND ANTONIO GRAMSCI by Quiroga, Manuel, Fabry, Adam Balasz

“…Finland, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Italy) and due to its influence on the great debates in the international socialist movement, which was reconfiguring itself, following the divisions of tendencies in the II International, towards a more permanent division —“a great schism” (in the words of historian Carl Schorske)— between organizations and individuals that would seek to reconstruct Social Democracy and those that would seek to build the Communist International.The period immediately after the Russian Revolution (1917-20) until the consolidation of the Comintern in its II Congress was a fluid moment of debates about the characterization of the Russian Revolution and its political, theoretical and strategic consequences. …”
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The struggles between Church and State at the end of the 19th century. The "social question" in Monsignor Pablo Cabrera by Reyna Berrotarán, Denise

“…Monsignor Pablo Cabrera was a priest-historian born in the middle of the 19th century who had an active participation both in ecclesiastical/parochial spaces and in academic circles, especially university circles. …”
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Notes about a pioneer of spanish scientific psychology by Caycho Rodríguez, Tomás

“…A man attentive to the diverse currents of universal thought of his time, medical, social, ethical and cultural problems are the backbone of his thought and motivation in all his work. …”
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