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In response to a student question, Jiang says Marx did not focus on Russia and China because they were agrarian or feudal rather than industrially ripe for revolution.
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Agrarian Society
In response to a student question, Jiang says Marx did not focus on Russia and China because they were agrarian or feudal rather than industrially ripe for revolution.
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"So, I think for China, when China is officially recognized as a country, Mao Zedong said that we need to pursue communism and abandon..."
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"Okay, so China is an interesting example, because when Marx was examining the world, the two places he didn't really consider are Russia and..."
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