Marxism and Problems of Linguistics - From Marx to Mao

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First Edition 1972PUBLISHER’S NOTEThe present English translation of J. V. Stalin’s Marxism andProblems of Linguistics is a reprint of the text given in the Englishpamphlet by the same name, published in Moscow, 1954. Changeshave been made according to other English translations. The notesat the end of the book are based on those given in the Chineseedition published by the People’s Publishing House, Peking,October 1971.J. V. STALINMARXISMAND PROBLEMSOF LINGUISTICSPrinted in the People’s Republic of ChinaPEKING 1972PRESSLANGUAGES FOREIGN
C O N T E N T SCONCERNING MARXISM IN LINGUISTICS 3CONCERNING CERTAIN PROBLEMS OF LINGUISTICS 33REPLY TO COMRADES 41NOTES 54
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communist society. As a science, Ma
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