Summary Quotations - One Divides Into Two ☯ Reading ☯ Contradiction
Three Major Struggles On China's Philosophical Front (1949-1964) The three major struggles on the philosophical front... told us that the struggle between the two lines is... the struggle between the two world outlooks, the proletarian and the bourgeois. One's world outlook decides which line he defends and implements. We must not take the struggle in philosophy to be merely an "academic controversy." The theory of "synthesized economic base," which advocated the development of capitalism, was nothing new. It was just a variant of the "theory of productive forces" which old and new revisionists in China and other countries have held sacred for scores of years. According to this "theory," China must not carry out the socialist transformation of the private ownership of the means of production, it cannot go in for socialism but can only allow capitalism to spread unchecked, because its productive forces are backward and capitalism is not developed. The socialist transformation of the own
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