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Page 42
... monopoly over the working class itself . This monopoly is first intellectual , over the so - called avant - garde proletariat , and then over the whole proletariat . This is the biggest deception the class must accomplish , but it shows ...
... monopoly over the working class itself . This monopoly is first intellectual , over the so - called avant - garde proletariat , and then over the whole proletariat . This is the biggest deception the class must accomplish , but it shows ...
Page 75
... monopoly by party leadership , which later de- veloped into complete monopoly over society . Party ideological unity makes independent movements im- possible within the Communist system and within society itself . Every action depends ...
... monopoly by party leadership , which later de- veloped into complete monopoly over society . Party ideological unity makes independent movements im- possible within the Communist system and within society itself . Every action depends ...
Page 107
... monopoly of ownership over all , or almost all , national property . The worker finds himself in the position of having not only to sell his labor ; he must sell it under conditions which are beyond his control , since he is unable to ...
... monopoly of ownership over all , or almost all , national property . The worker finds himself in the position of having not only to sell his labor ; he must sell it under conditions which are beyond his control , since he is unable to ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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