communism.
(In common).
1. m. doctrine which calls for a social organization in which the goods are common property.
2. m. doctrine formulated by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, German Socialist theorists of the nineteenth century, and developed by Lenin, beginning of the 20th century, and their followers Russian revolutionary, who interprets the story as a struggle of classes governed by dialectical, or historical materialism which will lead, after the dictatorship of the proletariat, a society without classes or private ownership of the means of productionof which the State has disappeared.
spirado in this doctrine.1. m. Inspired by the doctrines of Bakunin and Kropotkin, Russian anarchists of the nineteenth century, which considers indispensable prior destruction and disappearance of the State to establish the communism.
1. m. According to Marxism, organization of the first human communities.
