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... economic structure of the country had taken place , that is , subsequent to the course of events leading to this act , cre- ated the need for the strictes theo- retical analysis of our revolution- ary process in all its aspects , not ...
... economic structure of the country had taken place , that is , subsequent to the course of events leading to this act , cre- ated the need for the strictes theo- retical analysis of our revolution- ary process in all its aspects , not ...
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... economic facts abso- lutely determine and condition political , social or juridical facts , nor to ignoring that , although it is true that the economic struc- ture of society in general con- ditions the superstructure , it is also true ...
... economic facts abso- lutely determine and condition political , social or juridical facts , nor to ignoring that , although it is true that the economic struc- ture of society in general con- ditions the superstructure , it is also true ...
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... economic struc- ture , and constitute at the same time instruments for the develop- ment of these transformations , for the disappearance of non - Socialist economic forms still existing , and for the construction of a complete ...
... economic struc- ture , and constitute at the same time instruments for the develop- ment of these transformations , for the disappearance of non - Socialist economic forms still existing , and for the construction of a complete ...
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