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revisionist

/rɪˈvɪʒ.ən.ɪst/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее человека, особенно коммуниста, который пытается переосмыслить или изменить устоявшуюся марксистскую доктрину, чтобы оправдать отход от революционных принципов.

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noun

/rɪˈvɪʒ.ən.ɪst/C1formalpolitical
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, особенно коммуниста, который пытается переосмыслить или изменить устоявшуюся марксистскую доктрину, чтобы оправдать отход от революционных принципов.

A noun referring to a person, especially a Communist, who attempts to reinterpret or alter established Marxist doctrine in order to justify a departure from revolutionary principles.

  1. Political revisionistC1formal

    A person who advocates for the modification or reinterpretation of established political doctrines, especially Marxism, often to justify a departure from revolutionary principles.

    ruРевизионист

    • The party expelled the revisionist for his attempts to alter the core ideology.
    • Many revisionists argued for a more gradual approach to social change.
    • The debate between traditional Marxists and revisionists was intense.

    Синонимыdeviationistopportunistreformist

  2. Historical revisionistC1formal

    A person who reinterprets historical events, often challenging mainstream or accepted narratives.

    ruРевизионист

    • The revisionist claimed that the war was not caused by the factors historians usually cite.
    • Some revisionists argue that the economic impact of the policy was overstated.
    • His work as a revisionist sparked controversy among academic historians.
Формы
  • revisionists plural form
  • revisionists' possessive plural form
  • revisionist's possessive singular form
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