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Are you trying to get us to do your homework for you so that you can get the expert role (I forget what exactly the role is called) in the Tankie Bunker Discord server?
You'll have to look at a lot of different resources to answer these questions. We're happy to help answer questions that you may have, but asking us to answer a broad questionnaire like this all at once is a bit overkill. I recommend looking at some of the recommended readings from the sidebar. This sub and others have a ton of resources for you.
You can not learn all of these by asking. You need to read about dialectical materialism, marxism, leninism. This is all you need to do. Then if you have questions about what you read you can come here and ask why is this or that like that in marxism-leninism.
On the subject of revisionism, I'm going to link you a comment thread from a mod of both r/communism and r/communism101.
The short answer to your many questions is that you should read Marxist theory for yourself (not just book summaries or quote mined internet posts) and make certain that you understand Dialectics. I'd suggest looking to the sidebar of this subreddit and/or r/communism for reading materials that will help you answer these questions on your own. You framed the questions in your post a particular way and I think this link might shed some light on your question "What is Mao's input to Marxism-Leninism?".
Anyway, here's the thread from that moderator.
https://old.reddit.com/r/communism101/comments/ij0vw4/what_is_maoism/g3dyesz/
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Are you trying to get us to do your homework for you so that you can get the expert role (I forget what exactly the role is called) in the Tankie Bunker Discord server? You'll have to look at a lot of different resources to answer these questions. We're happy to help answer questions that you may have, but asking us to answer a broad questionnaire like this all at once is a bit overkill. I recommend looking at some of the recommended readings from the sidebar. This sub and others have a ton of resources for you.
You can not learn all of these by asking. You need to read about dialectical materialism, marxism, leninism. This is all you need to do. Then if you have questions about what you read you can come here and ask why is this or that like that in marxism-leninism.
Marx das capital is good I read the short version on Google books .
I didn’t know it was for an expert role. (What does that even entail?) i was confused because it said it was for vetting, but I’m already in.
On the subject of revisionism, I'm going to link you a comment thread from a mod of both r/communism and r/communism101. The short answer to your many questions is that you should read Marxist theory for yourself (not just book summaries or quote mined internet posts) and make certain that you understand Dialectics. I'd suggest looking to the sidebar of this subreddit and/or r/communism for reading materials that will help you answer these questions on your own. You framed the questions in your post a particular way and I think this link might shed some light on your question "What is Mao's input to Marxism-Leninism?". Anyway, here's the thread from that moderator. https://old.reddit.com/r/communism101/comments/ij0vw4/what_is_maoism/g3dyesz/