This philosophy believes that women are bound by four kinds authorities - political, family, religious and masculine, which are also the four "thick ropes" that bind this ideology to people and peasants.
This philosophy believes that women are bound by four kinds authorities - political, family, religious and masculine, which are also the four "thick ropes" that bind this ideology to people and peasants. Texts in support of this movement include "Man's Class Nature," but its author was termed a "capitalist-roader" by this movement's namesake. The Ministry of Culture disseminated this movement's most notable text, which claims "political power grows out of a barrel of a gun" and "the revolutionary war is a war of the masses." For 10 points, name this political philosophy espoused in the Little Red Book, named for a Chinese leader and revolutionary.
This philosophy believes that women are bound by four kinds authorities - political, family, religious and masculine, which are also the four "thick ropes" that bind this ideology to people and peasants.
Maoism [accept Chinese Communism, prompt on Communism]