Примери за използване на Abolition of classes на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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We seek the abolition of Classes.
The abolition of classes is impossible without a dictatorship of the oppressed class, of the proletariat.
By political equality Social-Democrats mean equal rights, and by economic equality, as we have already said,they mean the abolition of classes.
By leading to the abolition of classes, socialism will thereby lead to the abolition of the state as well.
Necessity of political action by the proletariat andof its dictatorship as the transition to the abolition of classes and, with them, of the state…".
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By the final victory of socialism is meant, at least: 1 the abolition of classes, and therefore 2 the abolition of the dictatorship of one class, in this case the dictatorship of the proletariat.”….
The great significance of the proletariat's struggle for equality andof equality as a slogan will be clear if we correctly interpret it as meaning the abolition of classes.
The use of the power of the proletariat for the organization of socialism, for the abolition of classes, for the transition to a society without classes, .
To organize construction in such a way as to rally all the working people around the proletariat, andto carry on this work along the lines of preparing for the elimination, the abolition of classes;
The utilization of the rule of the proletariat for the organization of socialism, for the abolition of classes, for the transition to a society without classes, to a socialist society.
A wider, freer and more open form of the class struggle andof class oppression vastly assists the proletariat in its struggle for the abolition of classes in general.
By the final victory of socialism is meant, at least: 1 the abolition of classes, and therefore 2 the abolition of the dictatorship of one class, in.
The paragraph mentions“the necessity of the political action of the proletariat andof the dictatorship of the proletariat as the transitional stage to the abolition of classes and with them of the state.”.
It is instructive to compare this general exposition of the idea of the state disappearing after the abolition of classes with the exposition contained in theCommunist Manifesto, written by Marx and Engels a few months later- in November 1847.
Just so we say, in order to achieve this goal have to take advantage of temporary utilization devices, methods, tactics of political power andbe directed against the exploiters, just as that for the abolition of classes needed temporary dictatorship of the oppressed Hmamr.
But just as the abolition of classes will be preceded by a“transition period,” the dictatorship of the proletariat,” so the abolition of nations presupposes the freedom of the oppressed to separate from their oppressors, whether or not it is translated into action.
The difference between Marxists anarchists is that(1) first, the sky ahead goal the complete elimination of the state,seeing this goal would be reached only after the abolition of classes by the socialist revolution, rural construction of socialism, leads to the demise of the state;
If Mr. Tugan is quite unable to think, he is at least able to read; were he to take the well-known work of one of the founders of socialism, Frederic Engels, directed against Duhring,he would find there a special section explaining the absurdity of imagining that economic equality means anything else than the abolition of classes.
The abolition of classes requires a long, difficult and stubborn class struggle, which, after the overthrow of capitalist rule, after the destruction of the bourgeois state, after the establishment of the dictatorship of the proletariat, does not disappear(as the vulgar representatives of the old socialism and the old Social-Democracy imagine), but merely changes its forms and in many respects becomes fiercer.
The fundamental task of the five-year plan was, in converting the U.S.S.R. into an industrial country, to completely oust the capitalist elements, to widen the front of socialist forms of economy, andto create the economic basis for the abolition of classes in the U.S.S.R., for the building of a socialist society.
Extolling the social revolution, and further,being an anti-authoritarian organisation which aspires to the abolition of class society, the General Union of Anarchists depends equally on the two fundamental classes of society: the workers and the peasants.
Extolling the social revolution, and further,being an anti-authoritarian organisation which aspires to the abolition of class society, the General Union of Anarchists depends equally on the two fundamental classes of society: the workers and the peasants. It lays equal stress on the work of emancipating these two classes. .
This socialism is the declaration of permanence of the revolution,the class dictatorship of the proletariat as a necessary transition point to the abolition of class distinctions in general, to the abolition of all relations of production on which they rest, to the abolition of all social relations that correspond to these relations of production, to the circulation of all ideas arising from them social relations" see MEW, Volume 7.
This socialism is the declaration of the permanence of the revolution,the class dictatorship of the proletariat as the necessary transit point to the abolition of class distinctions generally, to the abolition of all the relations of production on which they rest, to the abolition of all the social relations that correspond to these relations of production, to the revolutionizing of all the ideas that result from these social relations.
This socialism”, says Marx,“is… the class dictatorship of the proletariat as the necessary transit point to the abolition of class distinctions generally, to the abolition of all the relations of production on which they rest, to the abolition of all the social relations that correspond to these relations of production, to the revolutionizing of all the ideas that result from these social relations.”.