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The leap from the realm of necessity to the realm of freedom
Friedrich Engels
Phraseologism: A leap from the realm of necessity to the realm of freedom.
Meaning: The image of liberation from the burden of certain duties and the beginning of a freer, more pleasant life (jokingly ironic).
Origin: From the book (part. 3, ch. 2) "Anti-Dühring" (1878) by Friedrich Engels (1820-1895): "That association of people into society, which has resisted them until now as imposed from above by nature and history, is now becoming ( under socialism. - Comp.) by their own free deed. The objective, alien forces that have hitherto dominated history come under the control of the people themselves. And only from that moment on will people begin to create their own history fully consciously, only then set in motion by them social causes will have, in a predominant and ever-increasing degree, the effects they desire. This is the leap of mankind from the realm of necessity into the realm of freedom.
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Human factor.
Meaning:
About the role and significance of a person in public life, in social processes, about everything that is connected in these processes with a person as a subject of activity.
Origin:
The expression comes from the title of Benjamin Seabom's book The Human Factor in Business (1921). This turnover became a political slogan under Gorbachev, who, at the plenum of the Central Committee on October 15, 1985, called for "mobilizing" and "activating the human factor." |
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