Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... culture , in this case illiteracy . But illiteracy is only the extreme expression of a people's lack of culture . Whoever learns just to read and write has taken only the first step toward culture . Modern technique is advancing by ...
... culture , in this case illiteracy . But illiteracy is only the extreme expression of a people's lack of culture . Whoever learns just to read and write has taken only the first step toward culture . Modern technique is advancing by ...
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... culture will cease to be a revolu- tionary duty , something more or less painful that must be done to fulfill a revolutionary obligation , and will become a need . And then it will cease to be an effort to continue the task of learning ...
... culture will cease to be a revolu- tionary duty , something more or less painful that must be done to fulfill a revolutionary obligation , and will become a need . And then it will cease to be an effort to continue the task of learning ...
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... culture - the Spanish language with English inflection , the Spanish language with hinges on its backbone , the better to bend before the U. S. soldier . Puerto Rican soldiers have been used as cannon fodder in imperialist wars , as in ...
... culture - the Spanish language with English inflection , the Spanish language with hinges on its backbone , the better to bend before the U. S. soldier . Puerto Rican soldiers have been used as cannon fodder in imperialist wars , as in ...
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A New Old Interview | 9 |
Mobilizing the Masses for the Invasion | 24 |
At Punta del Este | 47 |
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