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Stalin's death allowed us
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to get partially away
from our provincial theories.
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To recognise and know the existence
of others aside from us
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and seeing this exterior,
begin to see ourselves better.
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To know the place we occupy
in the knowledge
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and ignorance of Marxism
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and then begin to know ourselves.
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Today's task is simply to define,
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to face these problems
in light of day
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if we want to give some existence
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and consistency
to Marxist philosophy.
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Any questions?
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Can a non-socialist revolution
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peacefully be changed
into a socialist one?
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Yes, under specific conditions.
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But never can
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an absence of revolution
be changed to revolution,
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nor into a socialist revolution,
and even to socialism.
:20:09
No matter how you look at it,
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the road to socialism
leads to revolution.
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But your question reveals
a false underlying notion.
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Where do just ideas arise?
:20:26
Where do just ideas come from?
:20:30
Out of the sky.
:20:33
No, they come
from social interaction, and...
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The fight to produce?
:20:40
Yes, and then...
:20:47
From scientific research.
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Yes, and what else?
:20:55
From the class struggle.
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Some classes are victorious,
others defeated.