- The
bourgeoisie (/ˌbʊərʒwɑːˈziː/ BOOR-zhwah-ZEE, French: [buʁʒwazi] ) are a
class of
business owners,
merchants and
wealthy people, in general,
which emerged...
- The
nomenklatura (Russian: номенклату́ра, IPA: [nəmʲɪnklɐˈturə] ; from Latin: nomenclatura,
system of names) were a
category of
people within the Soviet...
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conflict entirely,
instead advocating for
class collaboration with the
bourgeosie under a po****r front.
Browderism served as the
ideological line of the...
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posits that the
state functions to
serve the long-term
interests of the
Bourgeosie.
Building upon the
works of Engels,
structural Marxists posit that the...
- 2012. Fuentes,
Carlos (18
December 2000). "The
Discreet Charm of the
Bourgeosie".
Criterion Collection.
Retrieved 12
December 2014.
Reference Jeanne Rucar...
- L****alle ****igned
moral primacy in
society to the
working class over the
bourgeosie, an ****ertion
regarded as
dangerous by the
Prussian censorship. The entire...
- that
racism and ****ism were
class issues, that the
Western imperialist bourgeosie use
LGBTQ rights to
oppress the
Third World, and that
supporters of "LGBT...
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belief that
violent revolutionary action should be used to
overthrow the
bourgeosie dominated state. In Blanqui's
estimation a
revolution would be most successful...
- sheep's wool from England. This made the
merchants that
comprised the
bourgeosie very rich and powerful, so much so that they were able to
force Margaret II...
- workers, and washerwomen. That did not
generally include women who had
bourgeosie status, who
often became dependent on the
financial support of
their husbands;...
