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... capitalism . This is understandable . In the very act of rejecting various types of capitalism , Marx was at the same time a product of his epoch , the liberal capitalist epoch . In developing the Marxist stand that capitalism must be ...
... capitalism . This is understandable . In the very act of rejecting various types of capitalism , Marx was at the same time a product of his epoch , the liberal capitalist epoch . In developing the Marxist stand that capitalism must be ...
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... capitalism or , more precisely , with total state capitalism . This interpretation won out among the leaders of Yugoslav Communists during the time of their clash with the govern ment of the U.S.S.R. But just as Communists , according ...
... capitalism or , more precisely , with total state capitalism . This interpretation won out among the leaders of Yugoslav Communists during the time of their clash with the govern ment of the U.S.S.R. But just as Communists , according ...
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... capitalism . Since there is really no private ownership in Communism but rather formal state ownership , nothing ... capitalism . Therefore they like to point out that Communism is a worse type of capitalism . To claim that contemporary ...
... capitalism . Since there is really no private ownership in Communism but rather formal state ownership , nothing ... capitalism . Therefore they like to point out that Communism is a worse type of capitalism . To claim that contemporary ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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