Seminar, Temas173-184R. Thapar, 1974 |
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... forces , should be assessed in terms of the need to give a more progressive and hegemonic direction to the mass following of the Congress Party . The im- portance of the role of those who are defined as national bourgeoisie , can only ...
... forces , should be assessed in terms of the need to give a more progressive and hegemonic direction to the mass following of the Congress Party . The im- portance of the role of those who are defined as national bourgeoisie , can only ...
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... forces to realise it and make it a reality . The theoretical inadequacy of the statement that social history is an extension of natural history will become clear also from another angle . The process of class for- mation can be viewed ...
... forces to realise it and make it a reality . The theoretical inadequacy of the statement that social history is an extension of natural history will become clear also from another angle . The process of class for- mation can be viewed ...
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... forces . These find expression in diverse forms of ideology and politics . ( 1 ) Firstly , a society in transi- tion like India is subject to continu- ous ' dislocation and break with the old order ' with the result that ' sub- stantial ...
... forces . These find expression in diverse forms of ideology and politics . ( 1 ) Firstly , a society in transi- tion like India is subject to continu- ous ' dislocation and break with the old order ' with the result that ' sub- stantial ...
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