Moral Principles, Freedom, and the Work Activity of the Individual

Russian Studies in Philosophy 17 (3):25-43 (1978)
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The policy adopted by the Twenty-fifth Congress of the CPSU on raising the quality of work and the effectiveness of social production means that work must be more highly organized and disciplined and that initiative and creative searching must be fostered. "The country sets as its goal enlargement of the real opportunities for citizens to apply their creative powers, abilities, and gifts and for comprehensive development of the individual."

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