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... relations . He invented a symbolism in which such notions as the contradictory , the con- verse , and the transitivity of a relation could be ex- pressed , as well as the union of two relations ( by which he meant their relative product ) ...
... relations . He invented a symbolism in which such notions as the contradictory , the con- verse , and the transitivity of a relation could be ex- pressed , as well as the union of two relations ( by which he meant their relative product ) ...
Page 555
... relations that are indispensable and independent of their will , relations of production which correspond to a definite stage of development of their material forces of production . The sum total of these relations of production ...
... relations that are indispensable and independent of their will , relations of production which correspond to a definite stage of development of their material forces of production . The sum total of these relations of production ...
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... relations ; relations of collaboration or mutual aid ; relations of domination or submission ; and finally , transi- tory relations that characterize a period of passage from one system to another . " The history of the development of ...
... relations ; relations of collaboration or mutual aid ; relations of domination or submission ; and finally , transi- tory relations that characterize a period of passage from one system to another . " The history of the development of ...
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