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The '''Stalinist Golden Center,'''<ref>https://wiki.infrawiki.us/index.php/The_Golden_Stalinist_Center</ref> otherwise known as the "'''Golden Center'''", "'''Golden Stalinist Center'''", "'''Golden Path'''" or "'''[[Dialectics|dialectical]] centrism'''", is the pragmatic political strategy employed by [[Joseph Stalin]]. Fundamentally, it is the ''rejection of both left- and right-deviationism''. | The '''Stalinist Golden Center,'''<ref>https://wiki.infrawiki.us/index.php/The_Golden_Stalinist_Center</ref> otherwise known as the "'''Golden Center'''", "'''Golden Stalinist Center'''", "'''Golden Path'''" or "'''[[Dialectics|dialectical]] centrism'''", is the pragmatic political strategy employed by [[Joseph Stalin]]. Fundamentally, it is the ''rejection of both left- and right-deviationism''. | ||
Deviationism can be understood as [[Revisionism]], dogmatism, factionalism, economism, and other forms of inconsistent, distracting, malicious or self-serving thought within political movements. Stalin paved the path for ''an explicit, rational, dialectical appraisal of political tendencies/lines of thought, wherein the political [[Object|object]] is taken by the [[Subject|subject]] in both its objective historical development and its interrelation (or lack thereof) with the proper leadership of the dictatorship of the proletariat.'' | Deviationism can be understood as [[Revisionism|revisionism]], dogmatism, factionalism, economism, and other forms of inconsistent, distracting, malicious or self-serving thought within political movements. Stalin paved the path for ''an explicit, rational, dialectical appraisal of political tendencies/lines of thought, wherein the political [[Object|object]] is taken by the [[Subject|subject]] in both its objective historical development and its interrelation (or lack thereof) with the proper leadership of the dictatorship of the proletariat.'' | ||