The New Class: An Analysis of the Communist System |
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... human will , govern nature , society , and human beings . Although stressing the idea of the Reality of Change , Marx , and especially Engels , stated that the laws of the objective or material world were unchangeable and independent of ...
... human will , govern nature , society , and human beings . Although stressing the idea of the Reality of Change , Marx , and especially Engels , stated that the laws of the objective or material world were unchangeable and independent of ...
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... human personality is an abstract ideal . In the period of the absolute monarchy , when mercan- tilists imposed the state upon the economy , the crown itself- for example , Catherine the Great - thought that the government was obliged to ...
... human personality is an abstract ideal . In the period of the absolute monarchy , when mercan- tilists imposed the state upon the economy , the crown itself- for example , Catherine the Great - thought that the government was obliged to ...
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... human characteristics of an isolated movement are slowly transformed into the intolerant and Pharisaical morals of a privileged caste . Thus , politicking and servility replace the former straightforwardness of the revolu- tion . Where ...
... human characteristics of an isolated movement are slowly transformed into the intolerant and Pharisaical morals of a privileged caste . Thus , politicking and servility replace the former straightforwardness of the revolu- tion . Where ...
Contents
Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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