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An Analysis of the Communist System Milovan Djilas. Tyranny over the Mind 1 . There is only partial justification for seeking , in Communist philosophy , the sources of tyranny over the mind , a tyranny which the Communists exercise with ...
An Analysis of the Communist System Milovan Djilas. Tyranny over the Mind 1 . There is only partial justification for seeking , in Communist philosophy , the sources of tyranny over the mind , a tyranny which the Communists exercise with ...
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... tyranny . Progress itself has transformed the Communist power - wielders into TYRANNY OVER THE MIND 131.
... tyranny . Progress itself has transformed the Communist power - wielders into TYRANNY OVER THE MIND 131.
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... Tyranny over the mind is the most complete and most brutal type of tyranny ; every other tyranny begins and ends with it . On the one hand the ideological discrimination in Commu- nist systems aims at prohibiting other ideas ; on the ...
... Tyranny over the mind is the most complete and most brutal type of tyranny ; every other tyranny begins and ends with it . On the one hand the ideological discrimination in Commu- nist systems aims at prohibiting other ideas ; on the ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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