Great Political Thinkers, Plato to the PresentWilliam Ebenstein Rinehart, 1951 - 903 páginas |
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... proletariat alone is a really revolutionary class . The other classes decay and finally disappear in the face of modern industry ; the proletariat is its special and essential product . The lower middle class , the small manu- facturer ...
... proletariat alone is a really revolutionary class . The other classes decay and finally disappear in the face of modern industry ; the proletariat is its special and essential product . The lower middle class , the small manu- facturer ...
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... proletariat ; ( 2 ) stages of the revolution , and strategy ; ( 3 ) the flow and ebb of the movement , and tactics ; ( 4 ) strategic leadership ; ( 5 ) tacti- cal leadership ; ( 6 ) reformism and revolu- tionism . 1. STRATEGY AND ...
... proletariat ; ( 2 ) stages of the revolution , and strategy ; ( 3 ) the flow and ebb of the movement , and tactics ; ( 4 ) strategic leadership ; ( 5 ) tacti- cal leadership ; ( 6 ) reformism and revolu- tionism . 1. STRATEGY AND ...
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... proletariat that made possible the dictatorship of a single indi- vidual in Rome , which led to the rise of Caesarism and its development into a state form . Marx differentiated sharply between the proletariat of this type , which he ...
... proletariat that made possible the dictatorship of a single indi- vidual in Rome , which led to the rise of Caesarism and its development into a state form . Marx differentiated sharply between the proletariat of this type , which he ...
Contenido
x | 9 |
Plato The Republic 1 Justice as the Interest of the Stronger | 13 |
Ruling as an Art | 16 |
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