Category: BOOKS

Child Escaping from the Class presents a deep philosophical critique of Marxist thought, particularly its treatment of individual freedom, dialectical method, and the role of the state. Ismet Şahin challenges traditional Marxist assumptions, questioning whether the collective liberation of the proletariat inherently leads to individual autonomy. By examining Marx’s dialectical materialism, the dependency on state structures, and globalization’s paradoxical impact, Şahin opens new theoretical ground for contemporary revolutionary thought.

The Anti-Kapitalist Manifesto is not merely a political critique; it is a philosophical exploration of the dialectics of history, the contradictions of capitalism, and the pathway toward revolutionary transformation. Grounded in a Marxist framework, Ismet Şahin dissects the nature of capitalist exploitation, the failures of past socialist movements, and the philosophical underpinnings of revolutionary action. This manifesto is a call to arms, urging readers to critically examine capitalism’s self-destructive tendencies and recognize the historical necessity of its collapse.

Quantum Philosophy: There Is No Closed Whole is an exploration of the intersection between quantum mechanics, philosophy,
and the nature of knowledge. The book challenges traditional epistemological frameworks and argues that no closed system can
fully encapsulate the dynamic and evolving nature of reality. This work is a continuation of my philosophical inquiry into
scientific realism, determinism, and open-ended structures in thought and physics.