Ferdinand Lassalle as a Social Reformer

Focusing on the life and contributions of Ferdinand Lassalle, this work delves into his role as a significant figure in the early socialist movement. It explores his advocacy for workers' rights, his political theories, and the impact of his ideas on later socialist thought. Bernstein provides a detailed analysis of Lassalle's philosophy, highlighting his debates with contemporaries and his efforts to unite various factions within the labor movement. This biography serves as both a historical account and an exploration of Lassalle's enduring legacy in political discourse.