Communism (Marxism–Leninism) Social ownership and a classless society; the Leninist version presupposes a vanguard party.
Communist society A supposed classless society with public ownership of the means of production; its first phase, according to Marx, is socialism.
Confidence ↔ Doubt A pair of opposite categories of Roget's Thesaurus (1911, nos. 474, 485): "Confidence" and "Doubt". Places between the poles: 25 - "Sure", 50…
Confucianism (philosophy) Confucius, Mencius, Xunzi: benevolence (ren), ritual (li), duty and virtuous governance.
Conscience Conscience is a person's ability to evaluate their own actions, intentions, and thoughts from the perspective of good and evil and to experience this…
Conscience as an Inner Judge A model of the world in which every person has an inner judge: it evaluates actions regardless of whether anyone sees them. The source of moral…
Conscience ↔ Shame: who judges The polarity describes where the evaluation of an action comes from. At one pole is conscience: the judge within, the evaluation does not depend on…
Conscience и совесть Сравнение показывает, что слова близки по происхождению и устройству, но различаются оттенками: английское слово ближе к способности и принципу…
Conservatism According to Wallerstein, the first of the three ideologies of Modernity: preservation of order, tradition, and gradualness of change.
Conservative Judaism A movement that maintains adherence to Halakha, taking into account historical changes.
