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  • File Name: ECN94.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: The Economic Content of Narodism
  • 9 Occurence(s) of the search term educationDescription:
    Is it sound, since we are talking about struggle, to begin where the content of this struggle is cluttered up with a host of extraneous circumstances that prevent those mutually opposite forces from  page 343 being definitely and finally separated from one another, that prevent the chief enemy from being clearly see.Is it not obvious that the programme advanced by the author at the end of his article -- education, expansion of peasant land tenure, reduction of taxes -- can have no effect on the one who is preponderant, while the last point of the programme -- "organisation of people's industry" -- presumes, does it not, that the struggle has not only taken place, but, furthermore, has already ended in victor.Your programme fights shy of the antagonism whose existence you yourself could not help admittin

  • File Name: ECN94i.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: The Economic Content of Narodism [Chs. 1 and 2]
  • 9 Occurence(s) of the search term educationDescription:
    Is it sound, since we are talking about struggle, to begin where the content of this struggle is cluttered up with a host of extraneous circumstances that prevent those mutually opposite forces from  page 343 being definitely and finally separated from one another, that prevent the chief enemy from being clearly see.Is it not obvious that the programme advanced by the author at the end of his article -- education, expansion of peasant land tenure, reduction of taxes -- can have no effect on the one who is preponderant, while the last point of the programme -- "organisation of people's industry" -- presumes, does it not, that the struggle has not only taken place, but, furthermore, has already ended in victor.Your programme fights shy of the antagonism whose existence you yourself could not help admittin

  • File Name: ECS20.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Eighth All-Russia Congress of Soviets
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    We must now transfer all our agitation and propaganda from political and military interests to economic developmen.We have proclaimed this many times, but insufficiently; it seems to me that the most outstanding measures adopted by the Soviet government during the past year are the creation of the Central Bureau for Production Propaganda of the All-Russia Central Council of Trade Unions,[171] the amalgamation of its work with that of the Chief Committee page 501 for Political education, and the publication of additional newspapers for the respective industries, which are to devote attention, not only to production propaganda but also to its organisation on a country-wide scal.     The necessity of organising production propaganda on a nation-wide scale follows from the special features of the political situatio

  • File Name: ER97.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: A Characterisation of Economic Romanticism
  • 2 Occurence(s) of the search term educationDescription:
    Just as little must one imagine that the democratic representatives are in deed all shopkeepers or enthusiastic champions of shop-keeper. According to their education and their individual position they may be as far apart as heaven from eart.What makes them representatives of the petty bourgeoisie is the fact that in their minds they do not get beyond the limits which the latter do not get beyond in life, that they are consequently driven, theoretically, to the same problems and solutions to which material interest and social position drive the latter practicall

  • File Name: ESC18.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Extraordinary Seventh Congress of the R.C.P.(B.)
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term educationDescription:
    The exploiters must be suppressed, but they cannot be suppressed by police, they must be suppressed by the masses themselves, the machinery must be linked with the masses, must represent them as the Soviets d.They are much closer to the masses, they provide an opportunity to keep closer to the masses, they provide greater opportunities for the education of those masse.We know very well that the Russian peasant is anxious to learn; and we want him to learn, not from books, but from his own experienc

  • File Name: EWCSP07.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Elections in Worker Curia in St. Petersburg
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    The whole point here, in the final analysis, is that a "revolutionary" petty-bourgeois party is incapable of steady and consistent proletarian activities; at the slightest change in the workers' temper, it completely disappears from the working-class suburb.Only at certain moments is it able to exploit the as yet insufficient political education of the masses, "captivating" them with their ostensibly broad presentation of questions (actually nebulous, intellectualist flummery), playing on their undeveloped class-consciousness, demagogically utilising the traditional "back-to-the-land" urge in cases where rural connections still exist, and so on and so fort.     Naturally, the bourgeois character of the revolution leads to the working-class districts being "raided" from time to time by hordes of radical and truly revolutionary bourgeois youths who have no class backing and who, whenever there are signs of a new upsurge or a new onslaught of the revolution, turn instinctively to the proletariat as  page 67 the only mass that is engaged in a serious fight for freedo

  • File Name: FARPC08.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: The Fifth (All-Russian) Conference of the R.S.D.L.P.
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        (6) First among immediate tasks comes prolonged effort to train up, organise and unite the class-conscious masses of the proletaria.Then, subordinated to this task, the work of organisation should be extended to the peasantry and the army, particularly in the form of printed propaganda and agitation -- principal attention being given to the socialist education of the proletarian and semi-proletarian elements among the peasantry and in the arm. Written in late December 1908- early January 1909 First published in 1929 in the Second-Third Editions of Lenin's Works, Vo

  • File Name: FC99.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Factory Courts
  • 2 Occurence(s) of the search term educationDescription:
    In actual fact, the worker who starts in at the factory at a tender age, when he has learned no more than to read and write (and very, very many have not even been able to learn to read and write!), has never had time to learn anything about laws, has had nobody to learn from, and, no doubt, has had no reason to learn -- because if bourgeois officials apply the laws without asking him, the laws will not be of much benefit to the worke.The bourgeois classes that accuse the workers of ignorance of the laws have done absolutely nothing to help them acquire the knowledge, so that it is not so much the workers themselves who are to blame for their ignorance of the law as their exploiters (= those who plunder them), who own all the property, live by the labour of others and want to be the only ones to take advantage of education and knowledg.There is no school and there are no books that will give the workers a knowledge of the laws, because only very few workers can read books -- very, very few among the millions of working people oppressed by capita

  • File Name: FCAE19.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: First All-Russia Congress on Adult Education
  • 13 Occurence(s) of the search term educationDescription:
       [p.366] From Marx to Mao Lenin Collection Reading Guide . First All-Russia Congress on Adult education V. I. Lenin FIRST ALL-RUSSIA CONGRESS ON ADULT education MAY 6-19, 1919 Published in the pamphlet: N. Lenin, Two Speeches at the First All-Russia Congress on Adult education, Moscow, 1919 Published according to the pamphlet    From V. I. Lenin, Collected Works, 4th English Edition, Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1965 Vo.29, p

  • File Name: FCCI22.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Fourth Congress of the Communist International
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term educationDescription:
    Why do we do these foolish thing.The reason is clear: firstly, because we are a backward country; secondly, because education in our country is at a low level and thirdly, because we are getting no outside assistanc.Not a single civilised country is helping u


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