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Page 98
... intellectual life of the people , even this petty world is not free or secure . In the Communist system , insecurity is the way of life for the individual . The state gives him the opportunity to make a living , but on con- dition that ...
... intellectual life of the people , even this petty world is not free or secure . In the Communist system , insecurity is the way of life for the individual . The state gives him the opportunity to make a living , but on con- dition that ...
Page 138
... intellectuals was initiated , which openly aimed at con- trolling art forms . Overnight , the whole intellectual world turned against the regime . Consequently , the regime had to retract , announcing through one of Kardelj's speeches ...
... intellectuals was initiated , which openly aimed at con- trolling art forms . Overnight , the whole intellectual world turned against the regime . Consequently , the regime had to retract , announcing through one of Kardelj's speeches ...
Page 154
... intellectual decadence , the movement slowly climbs , crushing groups and individuals , discarding the superfluous , forging its core and its dogma , its morals and psychology , atmosphere , and manner of work . When it becomes truly ...
... intellectual decadence , the movement slowly climbs , crushing groups and individuals , discarding the superfluous , forging its core and its dogma , its morals and psychology , atmosphere , and manner of work . When it becomes truly ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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