Did an ideological difference between Stalinism and Maoism exist? Does it go beyond the emphasis on the peasantry promoted by Maoists? Did any ideological dispute happen between the two tendencies regarding both their Marxist-Leninist roots and their contemporary developments? Did any of this play a role in the Sino-Soviet split of the late '50s?
Stalinism and Maoism
Stalinism is authoritarian distortion of Marxism, maoism, in the other hand, is completely non-Marxist, anti-intellectual, voluntaris ideology, which have base in kulaks and petty-bourgeoise. I hope I helped. учиться!
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What is it that makes Stalinism Marxist and Maoism non-Marxist?
en.wikipedia.org
ps; sdr fuck Marxism
Again, its either high quality steel, or communism doesnt work. Utopia or bust, nothing in between.
"We know only giant corporations win the markets, but you can get rich with your small business, we promise!"
t. capitalist raising spirit.
Maoism does seem to extensively rely on "enthusiasm", doesn't it? Its focus on making the masses constantly ecstatic is disturbingly similar to the fascist taste for ceremonies.
Both wanted to be the biggest boy in the sandbox basically. World was too small for both egos.
contrary to what you can read about Mao, one positive thing that can be told about Stalinist economic policy is that it was successfull as fuck