Marxist-Leninist philosophy

Definition

Marxist-Leninist philosophy refers to a political ideology that combines the ideas of Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin. It advocates for a communist society where there is no private ownership, and the means of production are owned collectively by the workers.

Related terms

Communist Party:

A political party that follows Marxist-Leninist principles and aims to establish a communist state.

Socialism:

An economic system where resources are owned collectively by the community as a whole rather than by individuals.

Class struggle:

The conflict between social classes, particularly between the working class and the capitalist class.