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... dogmatic purges and training sessions . It would like to live quietly . It must protect itself even from its own ... dogmatic communism , which in turn was replaced by non - dogmatic Communism , a 52 THE NEW CLASS.
... dogmatic purges and training sessions . It would like to live quietly . It must protect itself even from its own ... dogmatic communism , which in turn was replaced by non - dogmatic Communism , a 52 THE NEW CLASS.
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... dogmatic severity and exclusiveness , the new class , becoming strengthened economically , has prospects of attaining greater flexibility . The heroic era of Communism is past . The epoch of its great leaders has ended . ( The epoch of ...
... dogmatic severity and exclusiveness , the new class , becoming strengthened economically , has prospects of attaining greater flexibility . The heroic era of Communism is past . The epoch of its great leaders has ended . ( The epoch of ...
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... dogmatism . Believing that materialism had always been the ideology of revolutionary and subversive social movements ... dogmatic beliefs - such as philosophic materialism , for example - which may be true , but are not , to a scientific ...
... dogmatism . Believing that materialism had always been the ideology of revolutionary and subversive social movements ... dogmatic beliefs - such as philosophic materialism , for example - which may be true , but are not , to a scientific ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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