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Does Humanitarianism Exist in Leninism?<br/>—A Book Review of “A Study of Lenin’s Anthropology”
University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
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Advances in Literary Study·Volume 09 (2021)·Pages 84–90·Published 8 February 2021·DOI10.4236/als.2021.92010
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Abstract
Based on the in-depth study of the text, author explains the theoretical and practical background, development process, essential characteristics, main content of the formation of Lenin’s human studies, and the historical fate and enlightenment significance of this thought in contemporary development. The book indicated that Lenin’s human studies have enriched and developed Marxist human studies in human existence theory, human liberation theory, and human development theory with its distinctive characteristics of the times, nationalities, and practices. It forms another vital stage of development after Marx’s human studies.
KeywordsHumanitarianismLeninismBook Review
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