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In Memory of the Commune
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The Commune did away with the standing army, that blind weapon in the hands of the page 142 ruling classes, and armed the whole peopl.It proclaimed the separation of church and
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payments to religious bodies (i.e.,
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salaries for priests), made popular education purely secular, and in this way struck a severe blow at the gendarmes in cassock.In the purely social sphere the Commune accomplished very little, but this little nevertheless clearly reveals its character as a popular, workers' governmen
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Conflict Within the Social-Democratic Duma Group
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. . . . . . . . . . Ideological Unity . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Liquidators and the Bourgeoisie . . . . . . . Decision of the United Marxists . . . . . . . . Our Work Within the Duma Group . . . . . . . . What Do the Six Deman.. . . . . . . . . . . Unity Inside and Outside the Duma . . . . . . . . 458 459 460 461 463 464 465 467 468 469 471 473 473 NOTES page 458 MATERIAL ON THE CONFLICT WITHIN THE SOCIAL-DEMOCRATIC DUMA GROUP[129] A conflict has broken out between the six Social-Democratic deputies from the worker curia in the
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Duma -- Badayev, Malinovsky, Muranov, Petrovsky, Samoilov and Shagov, on the one side, and the other seven members of the Social-Democratic group in the
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Duma, on the othe.Both the six and the seven have appealed to the workers to discuss the question and to express their opinion
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May Day Action by Revolutionary Proletariat
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When the moment of a similar growth of revolution approaches in Europe (there it will be a socialist and not a bourgeois-democratic revolution, as in our country), the proletariat of the most developed capitalist countries will launch far more vigorous revolutionary strikes, demonstrations, and armed struggle against the defenders of wage-slaver. This year's May Day strike, like the series of strikes in Russia during the last eighteen months, was revolutionary in character as distinguished not only from the usual economic strikes but from demonstration strikes and from political strikes demanding constitutional reforms, like, for instance, the last Belgian strike.[76] Those who are in bondage to a liberal world outlook and no longer able to consider things from the revolutionary standpoint, cannot possibly understand this distinctive character of the Russian strikes, a character that is due entirely to the revolutionary
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of Russi.The epoch of counter-revolution and of free play for renegade sentiment has left behind it too many people of this kind even among those who would like to be called Social-Democrat
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Materialism and Empirio-Criticism
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However -- apart from the fact that such generation has never itself (selbst ) been observed -- in order to construct the supposed experience, as an experience which is real in all its component parts, empirical proof, at least, is required to show that sensation, which assumedly is caused in a certain substance by transmitted motion, did not already exist in that substance in one way or another; so that the appearance of sensation cannot be conceived of in any other way than as a creative act on the part of the transmitted motio.Thus only by proving that where a sensation now appears there was none previously, not even a minimal one, would it be possible to establish a fact which, denoting as it does some act of creation, contradicts all the rest of experience and radically changes all the rest of our conception of nature (Naturanschauung ). But such proof is not furnished by any experience, and cannot be furnished by any experience; on the contrary, the notion of a
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of a substance totally devoid of sensation which subsequently begins to experience sensation is only a hypothesi.But this hypothesis merely complicates and page 44 obscures our understanding instead of simplifying and clarifying i
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Materialism and Empirio-Criticism
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However -- apart from the fact that such generation has never itself (selbst ) been observed -- in order to construct the supposed experience, as an experience which is real in all its component parts, empirical proof, at least, is required to show that sensation, which assumedly is caused in a certain substance by transmitted motion, did not already exist in that substance in one way or another; so that the appearance of sensation cannot be conceived of in any other way than as a creative act on the part of the transmitted motio.Thus only by proving that where a sensation now appears there was none previously, not even a minimal one, would it be possible to establish a fact which, denoting as it does some act of creation, contradicts all the rest of experience and radically changes all the rest of our conception of nature (Naturanschauung ). But such proof is not furnished by any experience, and cannot be furnished by any experience; on the contrary, the notion of a
state
of a substance totally devoid of sensation which subsequently begins to experience sensation is only a hypothesi.But this hypothesis merely complicates and page 44 obscures our understanding instead of simplifying and clarifying i
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MEC08i.html
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Materialism and Empirio-Criticism - pt. 1
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However -- apart from the fact that such generation has never itself (selbst ) been observed -- in order to construct the supposed experience, as an experience which is real in all its component parts, empirical proof, at least, is required to show that sensation, which assumedly is caused in a certain substance by transmitted motion, did not already exist in that substance in one way or another; so that the appearance of sensation cannot be conceived of in any other way than as a creative act on the part of the transmitted motio.Thus only by proving that where a sensation now appears there was none previously, not even a minimal one, would it be possible to establish a fact which, denoting as it does some act of creation, contradicts all the rest of experience and radically changes all the rest of our conception of nature (Naturanschauung ). But such proof is not furnished by any experience, and cannot be furnished by any experience; on the contrary, the notion of a
state
of a substance totally devoid of sensation which subsequently begins to experience sensation is only a hypothesi.But this hypothesis merely complicates and page 44 obscures our understanding instead of simplifying and clarifying i
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Materialism and Empirio-Criticism - pt. 2
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. . . Haeckel's proposal to put the kingdom of the protista alongside the plant and animal kingdom is an untenable solution for it creates two new difficulties in place of the former one difficulty: while formerly the boundary between the plants and animals was doubtful, now it becomes impossible to demarcate the protista from both plants and animal.. . . Obviously, such a
state
is not final (endgültig ). Such ambiguity of concepts must in one way or another be eliminated, if only, should there be no other means, by an agreement between the specialists, or by a majority vote" (p.80-81). Enough, I thin
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Materialism and Empirio-Criticism - pt. 3
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Thus, the question is decided in favour of materialism, for the concept matter, as we already stated, epistemologically implies nothing but objective reality existing independently of the human mind and renected by i. But dialectical materialism insists on the approximate, relative character of every scientific theory of the structure of matter and its properties; it insists on the absence of absolute boundaries in nature, on the transformation of moving matter from one
state
into another, which is to us apparently irreconcilable with it, and so fort.However bizarre from the standpoint of "common sense" the transformation of imponderable ether into ponderable matter and vice versa may page 313 appear, however "strange" may seem the absence of any other kind of mass in the electron save electromagnetic mass, however extraordinary may be the fact that the mechanical laws of motion are confined only to a single sphere of natural phenomena and are subordinated to the more profound laws of electromagnetic phenomena, and so forth -- all this is but another corroboration of dialectical materialis
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Re the Monopoly of Foreign Trade
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MI17.html
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Marxism and Insurection
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[p.24] [11] The AIexandrinsky Theatre in Petrograd was the place where the Democratic Conference was convene. The Peter and Paul Fortress on the Neva opposite the Winter Palace, served as a
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prison for the tsar's political opponent.Now a museum, it had a large arsenal and was strategically situate
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