Ideologies: Gandhism and Marxism
Question
One common agreement between Gandhism and Marxism is
Options
the final goal of a stateless society
class struggle
abolition of private property
economic determinism
Explanation
Both Karl Marx and Mahatma Gandhi envisioned a utopian future where the state structure becomes unnecessary. Marx conceptualized this as a 'stateless, classless society' achieved after communism, while Gandhi envisioned 'Ramrajya' or an enlightened anarchy where people govern themselves without state coercion. > One-line conceptual takeaway: Despite differing profoundly on methods (violence vs. non-violence), both ideologies ultimately seek the withering away of the State. Answer: (a).
Question details
Year
2020
Paper
GS Paper 1
Question
Q14
Subject
Polity
Sub-topic
Political Theory & Social Justice
Type
Factual single
Difficulty
Medium
Nature
Static
Source hint
NCERT Political Theory
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