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Title:
The Economic Content of Narodism
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It seems to me that behind this difference there is also visible the reflection of the dual position of the small producer, who is a progressive element inasmuch as he begins, to use M.Yuzhakov's unconsciously *
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examples of M.Struve's incomplete application of materialism and the lack of consistency in his theory of the class struggle will be given below in each particular instanc
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The Economic Content of Narodism [Chs. 1 and 2]
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It seems to me that behind this difference there is also visible the reflection of the dual position of the small producer, who is a progressive element inasmuch as he begins, to use M.Yuzhakov's unconsciously *
concrete
examples of M.Struve's incomplete application of materialism and the lack of consistency in his theory of the class struggle will be given below in each particular instanc
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The Economic Content of Narodism [Chs. 3 and 4]
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Struve . . . . . 424 Chapter IV How M.Struve Explains Some Features of Russia's Post-Reform Economy . . . . . 451 I II III IV V VI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 453 480 486 489 493 500 NOTES [Chapters 3 and 4] THE ECONOMIC CONTENT OF NARODISM AND THE CRITICISM OF IT IN MR. STRUVE'S BOOK (THE REFLECTION OF MARXISM IN BOURGEOIS LITERATURE) (Chapters 3 and 4) page 424 . . . . . . C H A P T E R I I I THE PRESENTATION OF ECONOMIC PROBLEMS BY THE NARODNIKS AND BY MR. STRUVE After finishing with sociology, the author proceeds to deal with more "
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economic problems" (73). He considers it "natural and legitimate" to start from "general propositions and historical references," from "indisputable premises established by human experience," as he says in the prefac. One cannot but note that this method suffers from the same abstractness noted at the beginning as being the main defect of the book under revie
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Eighth All-Russia Congress of Soviets
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We shall repeat them time and again, but see what a difference there is between the declaration of abstract principles in 1918 and the practical economic work that has already been begu.Despite the tremendous difficulties and the constant interruptions in our work, we are approaching closer and closer lo a
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and practical solution of our economic problem.We shall repeat things over and over agai
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Economics and Politics in the Era of the D. of the P.
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General talk about freedom, equality and democracy is in fact but a blind repetition of concepts shaped by the relations of commodity productio.To attempt to solve the
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problems of the dictatorship of the proletariat by such generalities is tantamount to accepting the theories and principles of the bourgeoisie in their entiret. page 117 From the point of view of the proletariat, the question can be put only in the following way: freedom from oppression by which clas
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A Characterisation of Economic Romanticism
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. . . Sismondi wants to "refute" the theoretical interpreters of capitalist farming by arguing that the rich farmers cannot withstand the competition of the wretched peasants (quoted above), and in the end arrives at his favourite conclusion, evidently convinced that he has proved that the page 256 path being followed by the "English fatherland" is a "wrong on."The example of England shows us that this practice" (the development of money economy, to which Sismondi contrasts l'habitude de se fournir soi-même, "the habit of providing for oneself") "is not without its dangers" (263). "The very system of economy" (namely, capitalist farming) "is bad, rests on a dangerous foundation, and this is what one should try to change" (266). The
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problem evoked by the conflict of definite interests in a definite system of economy is thus submerged in a flood of innocent wishe.But the interested parties themselves raised the issue so sharply that to confine oneself to such a "solution" (as romanticism does on all other problems) became utterly impossibl
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Extraordinary Seventh Congress of the R.C.P.(B.)
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But have you the right to risk the world revolutio.What about the
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question of whether you may not prove to be accomplices of German imperialism when that moment come.But we, who since October 1917 have all become defencists, who have recognised the principle of defence of the fatherland, we all know that we have broken with imperialism, not merely in word but in deed; we have destroyed the secret treaties," vanquished the bourgeoisie in our own country and proposed an open and honest peace so that all the nations may see what our intentions really ar
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First Congress of Agricultural Communes
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That is why the problem is so difficult to solve, and that is why it is hard for us, who have only dry figures before us, to judge whether we have proved in practice that every commune and every artel is really superior to every enterprise of the old system and that the workers' government is here helping the peasan. I think that for the practical solution of this problem, it would be very desirable for you, who have a practical acquaintance with a number of neighbouring communes, artels and co-operatives, to work out real, practical methods for the verification of the implementation of the law demanding that the agricultural communes give assistance to the surrounding population, the way the transition to socialist farming is being put into effect and what
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forms it is taking in each commune, artel and co-operative farm, how it is actually being put into practice, how many co-operatives and communes are in fact putting it into practice, and how many are only preparing to do so, how many cases have been observed when the communes have given assistance, and what character this assistance bears ‹ philanthropic or socialis. If out of the aid given them by the state the communes and artels set aside a portion for the peasants, that will only give the peasants grounds far believing that they are merely being helped by kind-hearted people, but will not by any means be proof of transition to a socialist syste
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First All-Russia Congress on Adult Education
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Under such circumstances, the revolution triumphs even if it suffered defea.This may sound like juggling with words; but to prove the truth of it, let us take a
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example from histor. Take the great French Revolutio
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FCCI19.html
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20 August 2002
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First Congress of the Communist International
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It was Marx who best appraised the historical significance of the Commun.In his analysis, he revealed the exploiting nature of bourgeois democracy and the bourgeois parliamentary system under which the oppressed classes enjoy the right to decide once in several years which representative of the propertied classes shall "represent and suppress" (ver- und zertreten ) the people in parliament.[176] And it is now, when the Soviet movement is embracing the entire world and continuing the work of the Commune for all to see, that the traitors to socialism are forgetting the
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experience and
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lessons of the Paris Commune and repeating the old bourgeois rubbish about "democracy in genera.The Commune was not a parliamentary institutio
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