Philosophical aspects of Maoist thought

Studies in Soviet Thought 14 (1-2):47-59 (1974)
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Mao has responded to the challenge of adapting Marxism to traditional Chinese thought through his two 'creative developments' of Marxism: the ideological definition of class and the concept of permanent revolution, based on intra-personal class-struggle.

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