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A new edition of Orwell's early account of bleak working class life in the industrial culture of Yorkshire and Lancashire, which revealed the distinctions between the upper classes of the British Empire and the reality of the people who worked in the factories to drive wealth and prosperity for others, never to get a share for themselves.

The great econ & technological changes that have occurred in the USSR have modified communist ideology. Confronted with the new pol'al problems of a complex industrial society which make bur'cy essential, the withering away of the state has become a fantasy. Econ rewards have become increasingly important & traditional moral values have been employed as forces of order within the state. Though no part of Marxist Leninism has ever been officially disavowed, industrial realities have influenced ideological thinking. As material conditions & educ improve, & if the West adopts a more friendly approach, the world revolution & inevitability of conflict would be pushed further into the background. SASSA.

Some twenty years ago Harold D. Lasswell, in his Psychopathology and Politics, attempted to show by case histories some of the motivations and personality characteristics of certain political types. This book was a pioneer in its field because it applied the psychoanalytic "free fantasy" technique to the field of political science. The case histories were chosen from those in selected hospitals and from the official files of certain psychiatrists. From these case histories, Lasswell was able to obtain information which threw new light on the actions of such political types as the agitator and the administrator. He then developed the formula p}d}r = P; where p equals private motives, d equals displacement onto public objects, r equals rationalization in terms of public interest, } means "transformed into," and P signifies the political man.Lasswell's techniques are invaluable for the study of political personalities and motives. It is unfortunate that others have not utilized them more fully and thereby added to the store of knowledge concerning the personalities of politicians; but a partial explanation lies in the fact that the techniques themselves present obstacles to their ready use by political scientists. In the first place, the case histories are usually confidential and difficult to obtain.

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