Marxism — The term “Marxism” first appeared in the 1880s, achieving widespread use by the turn of the century. In 1894 Georgii Plekhanov described Marxism as “a whole world view,” but Karl Marx himself viewed his thought as primarily a revolutionary… … Historical dictionary of Marxism
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