Landaue's monograph "The Revolution" was published in 1907. It contains a historical-philosophical examination of the significance of modern revolutions. In this way, we have a text that can be considered a fundamental anarchist philosophy of history, which is necessary for the comprehensive understanding of Landaue's communal anarchism. It also perhaps represents the only philosophy of history from a libertarian perspective.
His revolutionary theory encompasses, on the one hand, an anti-authoritarian, anti-parliamentary, and anti-militaristic position, and on the other hand, the idea of social reorganization towards a libertarian socialist culture. For Landaue, the concept of revolution includes both the discovery and development of existing resistances in history, as well as a radical renewal of all human relationships and social structures.