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... Lenin's , the theory leans toward the revolu- tionary aspects of Marxist teaching . In his discussion of the state Lenin developed this aspect further and carried it to extremes , utilizing particularly the experience of the Russian ...
... Lenin's , the theory leans toward the revolu- tionary aspects of Marxist teaching . In his discussion of the state Lenin developed this aspect further and carried it to extremes , utilizing particularly the experience of the Russian ...
Page 127
... Lenin confused form and method with content and with scientific discovery . The fact that anyone was idealistic in his thinking was sufficient for Lenin to disregard his real value and the value of his dis- coveries . Lenin extended his ...
... Lenin confused form and method with content and with scientific discovery . The fact that anyone was idealistic in his thinking was sufficient for Lenin to disregard his real value and the value of his dis- coveries . Lenin extended his ...
Page 128
... Lenin's period . Stalin went further ; he " devoloped " Lenin , but without having Lenin's knowledge or depth . Careful research would lead to the conclusion that this man , whom Khrushchev himself today acknowledges to have been the ...
... Lenin's period . Stalin went further ; he " devoloped " Lenin , but without having Lenin's knowledge or depth . Careful research would lead to the conclusion that this man , whom Khrushchev himself today acknowledges to have been the ...
Contents
Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
Copyright | |
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