Maoism
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- noun
- /ˈmaʊɪzəm/
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maoísmo
- Plausible as those arguments may be, Deng's break with Maoism, especially in the political realm, has to be explained by a combination of factors.
- Leninism-Maoism
- Marxism-Leninism-Maoism
And then so Maoism is it's, it's different in that it's focused on agriculture, on rural.
- And then so Maoism is it's, it's different in that it's focused on agriculture, on rural.
- So it wasn't as if it was a crude Maoism.
- Now that as far as I'm concerned, is far too close to fascism, it's far too close to Stalinism and Maoism than I want to be.
Examples
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Maoism emphasizes the revolutionary role of Maoism peasants in achieving agrarian reform.
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Neither Confucianism nor the new tradition of Maoism is favorable to democracy.
Academic text (1992) -
And then so Maoism is it's, it's different in that it's focused on agriculture, on rural.
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The party needs to put emphasis on Maoism integrated with Chinese traditional values.
Academic text (1993) -
Then the Gang of Four were overthrown in short order and all of what was called Maoism was reversed very rapidly.
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Deng reversed Mao's various policies and moved away from Maoism.
Academic text (2003) -
Maoism, specifically Mao's policies of "two camps," "opposing imperialism and revisionism," and "three worlds," rejected nominal multilateralism.
Academic text (2003) -
Scholars often debate the implications of Maoism in the context of Chinese history and politics.
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Many activists have drawn inspiration from Maoism to address issues of social injustice and inequality.
Synonyms
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A system where all property is owned by the community and people get what they need
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Etymology
Maoism is named after the Chinese leader Mao Zedong, and the ending -ism means a 'system' or 'belief', as in socialism. So, Maoism is the system of ideas and actions Mao promoted for revolution, support of farmers, and the continued fight between rich and poor in China.