Примери коришћења Productive forces на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Thus it takes up the development of productive forces.
The productive forces at man's disposal determine all his social relations.
Hence capitalism has a historical legitimacy as long as it develops the productive forces.
The degree of development of the productive forces determines the measure of the authority of man over nature.
He carries the spirit of revival and change, life-giving rain,representing the productive forces of nature.
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At every new stage of development of the productive forces it proves to be different from what it was before.
The productive forces in the hands of society no longer serve to advance bourgeois property relations;
(29) The working class is„wedged” between productive forces and productive(proprietary) relations.
The productive forces at our disposal no longer tend to further the development of the relations of bourgeois civilisation;
At the top of the agenda for empowered proletarians was"to increase the total productive forces as rapidly as possible".
The development of the productive forces is itself determined by the qualities of the geographical environment surrounding man.
Therefore any historical research has to begin with studying the condition of the productive forces and the economic relations of the given country.
Science and technology are primary productive forces" continuous advancement of technology is the development of the eternal source of power.
According to the new theory, the historical progress of humanity is determined by the development of the productive forces, leading to changes in economic relations.
The productive forces at the disposal of society no longer tend to further the development of the conditions of bourgeois property;
He did not confine himself to repeating that the development of the productive forces lies at the basis of the entire historical progress of mankind.
The development of productive forces in France in the eighteenth century was being severely hampered by the antiquated social relations of production, by archaic social institutions.
It maintains the existence of primitive society,it facilitates the further development of its productive forces, and men cling to it, they consider it natural and necessary.
It is his labor,his personal services, the productive forces of his body, mind, and spirit that are found in him and are inseparable from his person- it is therefore himself.
And they will become practicable and feasible, capable of producing their centralizing effects to precisely the degree that the proletariat, through its labor,multiplies the country's productive forces.
Every given stage of development of the productive forces necessarily involves definite grouping of men in the social process of production, i.e.
In modern times, the relation to nature andthe conception of nature are conditioned by the specific character of capitalist mastering over nature by capitalistically developed productive forces.
With the development of the productive forces, which lead to changes in the mutual relationships of men in the social process of production, there change all property relations.
Marx and Engels were the first to explain, in their scientific works, that socialism is not a chimera, but the final andnecessary result of the development of the productive forces of today's society".
By developing the productive forces, capitalism liberates man from his immediate dependence on nature, but at the same time it destroys nature and thus threatens his survival.
It shows that the geographical environment provides men with a greater orlesser possibility of developing their productive forces, and thereby pushes them, more or less energetically, along the path of historical progress.
And as the development of productive forces signifies the increasing power of man over nature, it is clear that any increase in productive forces implies a diminution in absolute ignorance.
In the leading capitalist countries, the demands of‘total war' stimulated important shifts in productive forces(plant, machinery, energy, labour, technology, etc.) and the economic relations between society's classes.
Capitalism released the productive forces of naturalistic mysticism and localism and put them to work for profit, preventing them from developing any humanist and existentialist criteria.
Over-production, manifesting itself in more or less acute industrial crises followed by more or less protracted periods of industrial stagnation,is an inevitable consequence of the development of the productive forces in bourgeois society.