Lenin's Theory of Ideology and Its Implications
Xin Li
Abstract
Xin Li
Abstract
As part of the ideological superstructure, Lenin's theory of ideology was produced in the practice of the proletariat, and was developed along with the argument against a variety of idealism theories. Lenin's theory provides guidance in correctly understanding the mainstream ideology movements in China, and suggests stronger adherence to the dominant position of the socialist ideology, as well as enhanced critical role of the ideology concept that fundamentally relates to the benefit of the people.
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As part of the ideological superstructure, Lenin's theory of ideology was produced in the practice of the proletariat, and was developed along with the argument against a variety of idealism theories. Lenin's theory provides guidance in correctly understanding the mainstream ideology movements in China, and suggests stronger adherence to the dominant position of the socialist ideology, as well as enhanced critical role of the ideology concept that fundamentally relates to the benefit of the people.
Key concepts: Ideology, Proletariat, Mainstream, Epistemology, Argument (complex analysis), Idealism, Sociology, Systematic ideology