Ontology:Q41,03

1. Z–41,03 (pronounced 41,03. (Z))⧼hue-philosophy-/⧽ (pronounced ⧼hue-philosophy-tts-/⧽) ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Stalin's Marxism()1:-1:-1

Core characteristics

item type

Z (wiki feature; C (pronounced Category)) 1:-1:-1

[P] (pronounced P:) label (en) [string] (L)

Z–41,03 (pronounced 41,03. (Z))⧼hue-philosophy-/⧽ (pronounced ⧼hue-philosophy-tts-/⧽) ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Stalin's Marxism()1:-1:-1

Z–41,03 (pronounced 41,03. (Z))⧼hue-philosophy-/⧽ (pronounced ⧼hue-philosophy-tts-/⧽) ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Marxism-Leninism()1:-1:-1

Z–41,03 (pronounced 41,03. (Z))⧼hue-philosophy-/⧽ (pronounced ⧼hue-philosophy-tts-/⧽) ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Stalinists()1:-1:-1

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[P] (pronounced P:) alias (en) [string]

Stalin's apparent form of Marxism that is actually just a crimson Materialism

Item philosophy tag

ML (pronounced ML, meaning Marxism-Leninism)

QID (pronounced Q.I.D.) references [Item]1:-1:-1

3 as Leninist number (📥 (pronounced proposed) / ML)1:-1:-1

Z–4100 (pronounced 4100. (Z))[ML] [Z] (pronounced (M-L) (Z):) ML ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Leninism (top-level category) (Q4100)1:-1:-1

case of [Item]

countable philosophical framework1:-1:-1

S–90 (pronounced 90. (S))[DX] [S] (pronounced (DX) (S):) DX ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽ apparent form of Marxism (📥 (pronounced proposed) / DX)1:-1:-1

Major theorists

1. Z–49,01 (pronounced 49,01. (Z))[ML] [Z] (pronounced (ML) (Z):) ML ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Karl Marx1:-1:-1
2. Z–49,02 (pronounced 49,02. (Z))[ML] [Z] (pronounced (ML) (Z):) ML ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Friedrich Engels1:-1:-1
3. Z–49,11 (pronounced 49,11. (Z))⧼hue-philosophy-/⧽ (pronounced ⧼hue-philosophy-tts-/⧽) ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽ (4911)Vladimir Lenin()1:-1:-1
4. Z–49,84 (pronounced 49,84. (Z))[ML] [Z] (pronounced (ML) (Z):) ML ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Joseph Stalin1:-1:-1

Wavebuilder combinations

Wavebuilder (pronounced Wave-builder): route [Item]

Z–41,03 (pronounced 41,03. (Z))⧼hue-philosophy-/⧽ (pronounced ⧼hue-philosophy-tts-/⧽) ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Stalin's Marxism()1:-1:-1

along with [Item]

Z–49,01 (pronounced 49,01. (Z))[ML] [Z] (pronounced (ML) (Z):) ML ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Karl Marx1:-1:-1

forming from [Item]

Z–49,01 (pronounced 49,01. (Z))[ML] [Z] (pronounced (ML) (Z):) ML ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Karl Marx1:-1:-1

Z–49,84 (pronounced 49,84. (Z))[ML] [Z] (pronounced (ML) (Z):) ML ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Joseph Stalin1:-1:-1

Z–41,03 (pronounced 41,03. (Z))⧼hue-philosophy-/⧽ (pronounced ⧼hue-philosophy-tts-/⧽) ⧼hue-ins-domain-spacer/⧽Stalin's Marxism()1:-1:-1

Usage notes

"Marxism-Leninism" and "mainstream Marxism-Leninism" are the same thing, although the term "Leninism" by itself has two uses: referring to almost all Marxisms, or referring to Trotskyism.

In most contexts, "Marxism-Leninism" is an acceptable and common name for this division of Marxism. "Mainstream Marxism-Leninism" is something of a meta-Marxism "-ism" created to make it easier to talk about Stalin's Marxism and Trotskyism in parallel within the same text (or other variations like Western Marxism that may equally try to assert some part of mainstream Marxism-Leninism to not be legitimate) without asserting any particular ontological definition as inherently correct. This term is largely used for the rhetorical purpose of attempting to get Trotskyists and veiled anticommunists to read about mainstream Marxism-Leninism and think about themselves in relation to it rather than in opposition to it.