The Dialectical Unity between the Part and the Whole in the Conception of Marxist - Leninist Philosophy by Hoang Minh Pham

“…However, for different reasons, only when the Marxist-Leninist philosophy was formed and developed, the most fundamental factor from the worldview and methodological position, the conception of “part” and “whole” as well as the dialectical unity between the “part” and the “whole” are explained most accurately and scientifically. …”
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State and ritual in a Marxist-Leninist society: East Berlin, 1951 by O'Neil, D, Daniel Patrick O'Neil

Chineseized Marxism, Chinese Marxism, Marxist-Leninist philosophy, Mao Zedong, cultural revolution, great leap by Latif Zeynalli

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The representation of Santiago Carrillo in the political imagery of «Enverists». The cases of the Party of Labour of Albania and the Communist Party of Spain (Marxist-Leninist) by Mario Rosano Alloza, Xavier Baró Queralt

Subjects: “…communist party of spain (marxist–leninist)…”
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The interest in learning Marxist - Leninist Philosophy of Hanoi University of Science and Technology non-politics majored students: situation and solutions by Xuan Thanh Dinh

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Characteristic Features of the Chinese Marxism’s Formation: Key Philosophical and Socio Political Foundations of Rese by Nataliia Yarmolitska, Katherine Gan

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Paradigms of the Nations Classification in European and Soviet Marxism by Sergii Rudenko, Vyacheslav Vilkov

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SOVIET PHILOSOPHICAL UNDERGROUND: PRACTICES OF SURVIVING by Natalia I. Kuznetsova

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9 ipoteze pentru o analiză sociologică-epistemologică a sociologiei românești în perioada comunistă by Cătălin Zamfir

“…The Romanian sociology during the communist period situated itself at a micro-level and a sectorial level, and it was predominantly oriented towards the empirical research, unlike the Marxist-Leninist paradigm. Therefore the Romanian sociology aimed towards a semi-subterranean social reform, bottom-up, a reform focused on social sectors.…”
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The Left Radical of Afghanistan [Chap-e Radikal-e Afghanistan]: Finding Trotsky after Stalin and Mao? by Darren Atkinson

“…Leftist political thought and organisation in Afghanistan is generally thought to be represented by two broad ideological trends: Marxist-Leninist and Marxist-Leninist-Maoist (MLM). These disparate and factionalised groups sought ideological, political and economic support from the USSR and China and, during the fractious period of rule by the Soviet-backed People’s Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA) [Hezb-e-Demokratic-e-Khalq-e Afghanistan], they became entrenched in political enmity and violence. …”
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Sublime Theology of the Decline of the Soviet Empire. Akat K. Belykh by E. G. Sokolov

“…The corpus of socio-political disciplines, which included Marxist-Leninist philosophy (dialectical materialism and historical materialism), political economy, history of the Communist party of the Soviet Union, and scientific communism, was a single complex of speculative doctrine. …”
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‘I haven’t fully understood – is shamanism religion or not?’ by Olle Sundström

“…In this essay the Marxist-Leninist understanding of the concept ‘religion’ is analysed in relation to how it was applied to the so-called shamanism of the indigenous peoples of the Soviet North. …”
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Disciplina y desacato: mandatos militantes y traición en el Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria (MIR) en Chile. by María Olga Ruiz

“…In its Statement of Principles, the Revolutionary Left Movement (Movimiento de Izquierda revolucionaria, MIR) defined itself as the "Marxist-Leninist vanguard of the labour and oppressed Chileans" and as such, adopted a vertical structure and established their own standards of conduct and behaviour. …”
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Max Dvořák in the 1960s: a re-construction of tradition by Milena Bartlová

“…A recapitulation of renewed interest in Dvořák in Czech art historiography during the 1960s recognizes the strategies that were used to adapt his “idealistic” methodology for the use of the period Marxist-Leninist scholarship. It was only due to success of this re-interpretation campaign that Dvořák was able to fill the position of the “father of Czech art history”.…”
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China's new Marxist nationalism: defining Xi Jinping's ideological worldview by Rudd, K

“…I summarise Xi’s worldview as a new form of “Marxist-Leninist Nationalism” (which I shorthand as “Marxist Nationalism”). …”

Historical Science in Buryat-Mongolia, 1920s–1930s: Peculiarities of Formation Analyzed by Anna M. Plekhanova, Evgenii V. Nolev

“…Despite the ideological extremities had had most negative impacts on human resources and potentials of regional historical science, by the late 1930s there were a source base and theoretical/methodological tools generally compliant with Marxist-Leninist ideologies. All that helped P. Khaptaev, A. …”
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The Ideology and Agency of Kosovar Albanian Marxist Groups in the Demonstrations of 1981 by Myrtaj Mrika Limani

“…The author explores the ideological underpinning and political goals of Kosovar Marxist-Leninist groups and examines their role in the 1981 demonstrations in Kosovo. …”
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The attitude of museums to socialism in the period of bulgarian transition to democracy by Ignatova, A., Gancheva, I.

“…During communism, throughout many countries of Eastern Europe, museums played an ideological part, enforcing the Marxist-Leninist dogma and the socialist lifestyle into the people’s minds. …”
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The teaching of Marxism-Leninism from a professional approach and self-management of learning by Valia Leal-Rosales, Blanca Cortón-Romero, Esther Céspedes-Acuña

“…The present article approaches this subject from the experience in the teaching of the subject Marxist Leninist Philosophy I in the career Degree in education, specialty Marxism Leninism and History.…”
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The Spring Thunder. Revisiting the Naxal Movement in Indian Cinema by Sanghita Sen

“… This article investigates why and how the Naxal movement, a Marxist-Leninist- Maoist armed revolutionary movement which emerged in May 1967 in India, has been repeatedly addressed, adapted, and accommodated in Indian cinema. …”
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