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... scientific " or the " only scien- tific " system . In a period of general scientific enthusiasm and of great changes brought about in everyday life and industry by science , they could not help but be materialists and to consider ...
... scientific " or the " only scien- tific " system . In a period of general scientific enthusiasm and of great changes brought about in everyday life and industry by science , they could not help but be materialists and to consider ...
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... scientific accuracy . The truth is that the only thing they know how to do is to seize control of the economy . Their ability to do this , just like their victory in the revolution , has created the illusion in their minds that they ...
... scientific accuracy . The truth is that the only thing they know how to do is to seize control of the economy . Their ability to do this , just like their victory in the revolution , has created the illusion in their minds that they ...
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... scientific discovery . The fact that anyone was idealistic in his thinking was sufficient for Lenin to disregard his real value and the value of his dis- coveries . Lenin extended his political intolerance to practically the entire ...
... scientific discovery . The fact that anyone was idealistic in his thinking was sufficient for Lenin to disregard his real value and the value of his dis- coveries . Lenin extended his political intolerance to practically the entire ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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