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  • File Name: PSPS90i.html
    Modified: 30 October 2003
    Title: Philosophy and the Spontaneous Philosophy of Scientists
  • 60 occurence(s) of the search term State Description:
    The ideological nature of its theoretical foundation is decisive, because it affects how any socialist doctrine conceives of not only the ends of socialism, but also the means of action required to realize these end.Thus, utopian socialist doctrine defines the ends of socialism - the socialist society of the future - by moral and juridical categories; it speaks of the reign of equality and the brotherhood of man; and it translates these moral and legal principles into utopian - that is, ideological, ideal and imaginary - economic principles as well: for example, the complete sharing-out of the products of labour among the workers, economic egalitarianism, the negation of all economic law, the immediate disappearance of the State, et.In the same manner it defines utopian, ideological and imaginary economic and political means as the appropriate means to realize socialism: in the economic domain, the workers' co-operatives of Owen, the phalanstery of Fourier's disciples, Proudhon's people's bank; in the political domain, moral education and reform - if not the Head of State's conversion to socialis

  • File Name: PSPS90ii.html
    Modified: 30 October 2003
    Title: Philosophy and the Spontaneous Philosophy of Scientists
  • 36 occurence(s) of the search term State Description:
    Through its means and effects, it intersects with other ideologies mobilized at the same time: religious, juridical, moral, political, et.The many ideological means by which the ruling class achieves hegemony and thus holds power are all grouped around the State over which the ruling class holds powe.This connection - one might say this synchronization - between literary culture (which is the object-objective of the classical humanities) and the mass ideological action exercised by the Church, the State, law, and by the forms of the political regime, etc., are, of course, usually maske

  • File Name: PSPS90iii.html
    Modified: 30 October 2003
    Title: Philosophy and the Spontaneous Philosophy of Scientists
  • 60 occurence(s) of the search term State Description:
    We know that such a perspective is not foreign to some of our contemporaries who, naturally enough, discover in philosophy the archetype of power, the model of all powe.They themselves write the equation knowledge = power and, in the style of modern and cultivated anarchists, affirm: violence, tyranny, State despotism are Plato's fault - just as they used to say a while back that the Revolution was Rousseau's fault.[4]     The best way to respond to them is to go further than they do and introduce the scandalous fracture of practice into the very heart of philosoph.This is where Marx's influence is perhaps most profoundly fel

  • File Name: QS63.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: On the Question of Stalin
  • 15 occurence(s) of the search term State Description:
        Even though the Open Letter resorts to abuse in place of debate, we on our part prefer to reply to it with principled arguments and a great many fact.     The great Soviet Union was the first State of the dictatorship of the proletaria.In the beginning, the foremost leader of the Party and the Government in this state was Leni

  • File Name: QWP63.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Two Different Lines On . . . War and Peace
  • 36 occurence(s) of the search term State Description:
    Kautsky said:     . . . the danger to world peace from imperialism is only sligh.The greater danger appears to come from the national strivings in the East and from the various dictatorships.[1] Thus people were asked to believe that the source of war was not imperialism but the oppressed nations of the East and the Soviet State, the great bulwark of peac.     2. They helped the imperialists cover up the danger of a new war and blunted the fighting will of the peopl


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