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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
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Marxists in Russia
Is there a difference between:
1-Marxists in Russia believed in economic determinism.
and
2-The Marxists in Russia believed in economic determinism.
Is there a difference between:
3-Marxists in Russia proposed a new reading of Marx.
and
4-The Marxists in Russia proposed a new reading of Marx.
I don't think there is a difference between '1' and '2', but I think '3' means 'some of the Marxists in Russia' while '4' means 'all of the Marxists in Russia'.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-Marxists in Russia believed in economic determinism.
and
2-The Marxists in Russia believed in economic determinism.
Is there a difference between:
3-Marxists in Russia proposed a new reading of Marx.
and
4-The Marxists in Russia proposed a new reading of Marx.
I don't think there is a difference between '1' and '2', but I think '3' means 'some of the Marxists in Russia' while '4' means 'all of the Marxists in Russia'.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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navitasan I don't think there is a difference between '1' and '2' I agree. navitasan I think '3' means 'some of the Marxists in Russia' while '4' means 'all of the Marxists in Russia'. I don't agree.
- navitasan I don't think there is a difference between '1' and '2' I agree.
- navitasan I think '3' means 'some of the Marxists in Russia' while '4' means 'all of the Marxists in Russia'.
- I don't agree.
- They are synonymous as they stand.
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navitasanI don't think there is a difference between '1' and '2'I agree.
navitasan I think '3' means 'some of the Marxists in Russia' while '4' means 'all of the Marxists in Russia'.I don't agree. They are synonymous as they stand.
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