Приклади вживання Old society Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Lamenting the old society.
As Vygotsky realized,“Our science could not andcannot develop in the old society.
It is really an old society with a new name.
It is the typical trajectory of each initial major general confrontation between the revolutionary forces engendered within the womb of bourgeois society andthe fetters of the old society.
Force is the midwife of every old society pregnant with a new one.
He wrote,“… that, contrary to the old society with its economic misery and its political insanity, a new society is developing whose international principle will be peace, because the same principle rules in each nation- work.”.
The ruling class and within the whole old society assumes such a vio-.
It proves that in contrast to old society, with its economical miseries and its political delirium, a new society is springing up, whose International rule will be Peace, because its national ruler will be everywhere the same- Labor!
Violence is the midwife of every old society pregnant with a new one”.
If these great modern professors are given the full andutter possibility of abolishing the old society in order to reconstruct it anew, it will result in such gloom, in such utter chaos, something so gross, so blind and so inhuman that every building will collapse under the curses of humanity, even before they have a chance to finish construction.
His speech before the last decisive battle with the Byzantines under Dorostol-evidence of a high understanding of the importance of military honor in old society,"Do not disgrace the Russian Land, lie down here with the bones.
The conditions of life of the old society are already negated in those of the proles.
From the first it was inclined to betray the people andto compromise with the crowned representatives of the old society, for it already belonged itself to the old society;
Force is the mid-wife of every old society, pregnant with a new one" Karl Marx.
Violence is the mid-wife of every old society pregnant with a new one"( Marx).
The conditions of life of the old society are already negated in those of the proles.
Revolutionary violence is the midwife of every old society that is pregnant with a new society. .
Many saw the events as an opportunity to shake up the"old society" and traditional morality, focusing especially on the education system and employment.
When conditions become equal following aprolonged struggle between the different classes that formed the old society, envy, hatred and contempt for neighbor, pride and exaggerated confidence in self, invade, so to speak, the human heart and for some time make it their domain.
When people speak of ideas that revolutionize society, they only express the fact that within the old society, the elements of a new one have been created, and that the dissolving of the old ideas keeps even pace with the dissolution of the old conditions of existence.
But what I believe to be certain is this: if you were to give all these grand,contemporary teachers full scope to destroy the old society and build it anew, the result would be such obscurity, such chaos, something so crude, blind, and inhuman that the whole structure would collapse to the sound of humanity's curses before it could ever be completed.
Finally, as soon as the class struggle is nearing the time of its decision, the process of dissolution within the ruling class,in fact all the old society of color, becomes such a tough, obvious character that a small fraction of the ruling class breaks itself and joins the class that holds the revolutionary class in its futures.
In its positive goals, however, this form of Socialism plans either to restore the old means of production and of exchange,and with them the old property relations, and the old society, or to cramp the modern means of production and of exchange, within the framework of the old property relations that have been, and were bound to be, exploded by those means.
It's served it's purpose to create rules and order andto explain the inexplicable in older societies.
The emigrants who came to settle in America at the beginning of the XVIIth century in a wayfreed the principle of democracy from all those principles that it struggled against within the old societies of Europe, and they transplanted it alone to the shores of the New World.