Some Aspects of the Leninist Theory of Revolution

Russian Studies in Philosophy 5 (2):35-45 (1966)
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A number of writings have recently appeared in which various aspects of the theory of revolution are examined. This is evidence of an increased interest in problems of the methodology of social revolution. Nonetheless, further research in this field is necessary

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10.2753/rsp1061-1967050235

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