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One more last word
Pushkin A.S.
Phraseologism: One more last word.
Meaning: Last remark, last word.
Origin: A quote from the tragedy of A. S. Pushkin "Boris Godunov", the scene "Night. A cell in the Miracle Monastery", Pimen's monologue (1827). “On this ... one could, it seems, end, but one more last legend is needed for my chronicle to end” (N. S. Leskov, Laughter of grief, 86). "Now one more last legend about the most talented representative of this Russian profession" (V. G. Korolenko, Modern Impostorism, essay 2, 6).
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Not a dogma, but a guide to action.
Meaning:
On a creative approach to theory, scientific thesis, etc. (jokingly ironic).
Origin:
The primary source is a letter (November 29, 1886) from Friedrich Engels (1820-1895) to F. A. Sorge. Engels, criticizing the German Social Democrats who moved to America, wrote that they consider Marxism "doctorally and dogmatically, as something that must be learned by heart, and then this is enough for all occasions. For them, this is a dogma, not a manual to action" (Marx K., Engels F. Soch. T. 36, M., 1964). The expression became famous in Russia thanks to V.I. Lenin, who used it repeatedly, slightly paraphrasing, and it was in this Leninist version that it became winged. For example, in the article "The Childhood Disease of 'Leftism' in Communism" (1920), he wrote: "Our theory is not a dogma, but a guide to action," said Marx and Engels... |
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