The Culture as System, the System of Culture: Aleksandr Bogdanov on Proletarian Culture and Proletarian Art by Soboleva Maja

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Uprooting Without Proletarianization in the Paraguayan Agricultural Sector by Ramón Bruno Fogel Pedroso

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Aleksandr Bogdanov’s Tektology: A Proletarian Science of Construction by Poustilnik Simona

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The Chinese State, Incomplete Proletarianization and Structures of Inequality in Two Epochs by Wu Jieh-min, Mark Selden

“…Specifically, we explore the relationship between high savings and structures of inequality and consider their consequences for Chinese trajectories of development, incomplete proletarianization, and social polarization.…”
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Proletarianization and Dispossession of Mixtec Workers: Roots of Indigenous Migration to New York by Rodolfo Hernández Corchado

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Aleksandr Bogdanov’s Concept of Culture: From Workers’ Circles to the Proletkult Movement by Scherrer Jutta

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Escritura y lucha armada en la posguerra española: ¡Tortura! (1949) by Mercedes Yusta Rodrigo

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A Conspiracy of Silence: The Suppressed Protest of The Jungle and The Grapes of Wrath by Adam Nemmers

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Deprofessionalization of teachers’ occupation: sociological analysis by Jūratė Litvinaitė

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Aleksandr Bogdanov’s Sociology of the Arts by Biggart John

“…I argue that for Bogdanov, “proletarian culture” was not the working class “mentalité” of his time, but a state of mind that with the assistance of his brainchild, the Proletarian Cultural-Educational Organization, would evolve in the direction of a collectivist, “all-human”, culture. …”
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La morale des libres penseurs prolétariens : entre dénonciation de la pédophilie du clergé et promotion d’une approche alternative de la sexualité (France, années 1920-1930)... by Laura Pettinaroli

“…Associated with the communist movement from the beginning of the 1920s, the French proletarian freethinkers (Libre pensée d'action sociale 1921-1924, libre pensée révolutionnaire 1926-1932, Association des travailleurs sans dieu 1933-1936) anchored their anti-religious critique in the class struggle. …”
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Striving for an Alternative World Order: The Journey of Cuban Anti-Imperialism from History to Modernity by A. Z. Arabadzhyan

“…This period saw the removal of proletarian internationalism from the Cuban Constitution and the termination of military assistance to national liberation and revolutionary movements. …”
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Maoïsme et éducation partisane. L’utopie éducative et la Révolution Culturelle by Roland Depierre

“…In 2013, a journal published an article entitled Earnest Apologies, in which a former Red Guard offered apologies to the teachers he had disgraced and tortured and to the classmates whose houses he had wrecked during The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966-1976. ‘I was 14 years old and I was spellbound’ did he admit, while accepting his own responsability. …”
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La peur du prolétaire et les paradoxes du socialisme shavien dans Widowers’ Houses by Stéphane Guy

“…Beyond the fear that is represented throughout and the dread of capitalism that it seeks to bring about among the Victorian public, the play builds up a dramaturgy of threat, breaking with the fashionable theatres of late nineteenth century London and paradoxically making the proletarian into both a victim and symptom of capitalist immorality.…”
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Sergei Eisenstein in the Proletkult by Biggart John, Bulgakowa Oksana

“…This article examines some of the theoretical issues that exercised Sergei Eisenstein during the years 1920–1924 when he worked in the Russian Proletarian Cultural-Educational Organization (Proletkult), of which Aleksandr Bogdanov was one of the founders. …”
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THE CONCEPT OF THE «BLACK HUNDREDS» IN THE SOVIET HISTORICAL SCIENCE: RUNNING IN CIRCLES by G. A. Ivakin

“…During the Soviet period, the right monarchism was considered by historians of our country as part of general methodological approaches to the study of non-proletarian parties. As ideological and political antagonist of Bolshevism, the Black Hundreds were interpreted as the most reactionary political movement of pre-revolutionary Russia. …”
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Vivimos en una noche oscura ou la voi(e)x de la révolte chez César Muñoz Arconada by Claude Le Bigot

“…However, Arconada did not adopt the style of proletarian poetry. By choosing the long verse form, he gives his speech an unprecedented epic breath, anxious to bring language revolution and social advancement together.…”
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À propos de quelques décalages de l’historiographie de l’anarchisme espagnol by Michel Ralle

“…These standards implied an extremely meticulous, constantly updated knowledge of social conditions in lower class and proletarian milieux, – and not only in the Andalusian countryside, as well as a critical approach (including political and cultural references), to the historiography of Spain’s anarchism. …”
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La morale sexuelle, la famille et les droits reproductifs vus par le réseau transnational des femmes communistes dans les années 1920 by Daria Dyakonova

“…The bourgeois family had to give way to a proletarian unit where two individuals would be free and independent. …”
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Sharing in Action: The Systemic Concept of the Environment in Aleksandr Bogdanov by Rispoli Giulia

“…By referring to biological, ecological and cognitive levels of cybernetic organization, I argue that Bogdanov’s tektological polymorphic idea of the environment embraces different dimensions of the systemic discourse, and can also be useful in understanding the process of knowledge creation underlying the idea of a proletarian culture.…”
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