Marx was a social pathologist... What Marx gained through his studies of social problems was a knowledge of diseases in the course of social progress. Therefore, Marx can only be called a social pathologist; we cannot say that he is a social physiologist.
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"We should recognize that nationalism does not mean discriminating against people of a different nationality. It simply means not allowing such people to seize our political power, for only when we Han…"
"The greatest happiness is to struggle for the happiness of the masses."
"Our position is extremely perilous; if we do not earnestly promote nationalism and weld together our four hundred millions into a strong nation, we face a tragedy - the loss of our country and the des…"
"The revolution is a long and arduous struggle, but we will ultimately triumph."
"The people are the foundation of the nation. Without the people, there is no nation."
From his August 3, 1924, lecture on livelihood, influenced by Maurice William's 'The Social Interpretation of History'.
Date: August 3, 1924
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