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As class struggle develops, utopian socialism's standing apart from it loses all practical value and justification
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Friedrich Engels German philosopher and social scientist (1820 to 1895) In proportion as the modern class struggle develops and takes definite shape, this fantastic standing apart from the contest, these fantastic attacks on it, lose all practical value and all theoretical justification. Manifesto of the Communist Party (1848; English edition of 1888)gutenberg.org · c. 1848All 36 korrents from this piece
Their wordsIn proportion as the modern class struggle develops and takes definite shape, this fantastic standing apart from the contest, these fantastic attacks on it, lose all practical value and all theoretical justification.
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↗Manifesto of the Communist Party (1848; English edition of 1888)gutenberg.org
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Karl Marx German philosopher, economist and revolutionary (1818… In proportion as the modern class struggle develops and takes definite shape, this fantastic standing apart from the contest, these fantastic attacks on it, lose all practical value and all theoretical justification. Manifesto of the Communist Party (1848; English edition of 1888)gutenberg.org · c. 1848All 36 korrents from this piece
Their wordsIn proportion as the modern class struggle develops and takes definite shape, this fantastic standing apart from the contest, these fantastic attacks on it, lose all practical value and all theoretical justification.
Where this was said
↗Manifesto of the Communist Party (1848; English edition of 1888)gutenberg.org
All 36 korrents from this piecethis one is 31st
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