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... contemporary Communist . There is much of the feudal and fanatic in the dogmatism of contemporary Communism . But neither are we living in the Middle Ages nor is contemporary Communism a church . The emphasis on ideological and other ...
... contemporary Communist . There is much of the feudal and fanatic in the dogmatism of contemporary Communism . But neither are we living in the Middle Ages nor is contemporary Communism a church . The emphasis on ideological and other ...
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... contemporary Com munism treats the matter exhaustively . Neither does this theory claim to do so . Contemporary Communism is the product of a series of historical , economic , political , ideological , national , and international ...
... contemporary Com munism treats the matter exhaustively . Neither does this theory claim to do so . Contemporary Communism is the product of a series of historical , economic , political , ideological , national , and international ...
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... Communism or one aspect of its essence . There are two basic theses on the essence of contemporary Communism . The first of them claims that contemporary Communism is a type of new religion . We have already seen that it is neither a ...
... Communism or one aspect of its essence . There are two basic theses on the essence of contemporary Communism . The first of them claims that contemporary Communism is a type of new religion . We have already seen that it is neither a ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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