Socialism, Revolution and Internationalism

"Socialism, Revolution and Internationalism" by Gabriel Pierre Deville is a published lecture that breaks down the linked ideas of socialism, revolution, and internationalism, showing how they grow out of economic shifts in society. It aims to clear up confusion around socialism and highlights how important the economy is in creating social change. Deville argues that socialism comes from economic conditions, not just from an idea. He talks about how economic conditions split society into capitalists and the working class, which leads to oppression. The lecture examines labor systems, like wage labor, and stresses the need for workers worldwide to unite against being exploited. Deville believes that real freedom and equality can only happen when workers collectively own production, allowing them to prosper in a system without class conflict. He concludes that socialism is a natural step for society toward more fairness.