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The idea of "three representatives" --new development for Marxist theory of Party building

MA Zhixion

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The important idea of three representatives, summarizing nearly 80 years history of our Party and its advanced role, is the new basis for generalization and peculiarity of our Party under the new situation. It deepens the basic matter of what Party we should build and how and it also puts forward new demands for our Party in the new century.

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The important idea of three representatives, summarizing nearly 80 years history of our Party and its advanced role, is the new basis for generalization and peculiarity of our Party under the new situation. It deepens the basic matter of what Party we should build and how and it also puts forward new demands for our Party in the new century.

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The important idea of three representatives, summarizing nearly 80 years history of our Party and its advanced role, is the new basis for generalization and peculiarity of our Party under the new situation. It deepens the basic matter of what Party we should build and how and it also puts forward new demands for our Party in the new century.

Key concepts: Marxist philosophy, Generalization, Political science, Epistemology, Sociology, Law, Politics, Philosophy

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