Hacia la estación Finlandia

In this tale of romance, idealism, intrigue and conspiracy, large-scale intellectual history, Edmund Wilson traces the revolutionary ideas that shaped the modern world from the French Revolution to Lenin's arrival in 1917 at the Finland station in St. Petersburg. . It is a living and far-reaching chronicle that underlies a unique idea capable of changing history: that it is possible to build a society based on justice, equality and freedom. Anarchists, socialists, nihilists, and utopians come to life in these pages, and their ideas remain as provocative and relevant today as they were in their time.