China: Revolution To Revolution

China: Revolution To RevolutionThe Period from 1957 to 1969 was the most turbulent decade for Mao as well as for China. For Mao, it was a leap from a pragmatic and non bookish Marxist position to that of a radical impetuosity and dogmatism. The epoch of consensus based polity of New Democracy was over. It was replaced by his Permanent Revolution syndrome. The ghost of revisionism started haunting Mao and prompted him to lay exclusive emphasis on the rubric of class struggle. A

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