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原始共産制
1. primitive communism
2. Primitive communismPrimitive communism is a term used by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels to describe what they interpreted as early forms of communism: As a model, primitive communism is usually used to describe early hunter-gatherer societies, that had no hierarchical social class structures or capital accumulation. Any such communities therefore shared the key features of communism proper. Engels offered the first detailed theorization of primitive communism in 1884, with publication of The Origin of the Family.
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