One-stage revolution theory

Japanese: 一段階革命論 - いちだんかいかくめいろん

The revolutionary theory of the "Labor-Farmer faction" in the debate on capitalism in Japan in the early Showa period. The "Lecture faction," which placed importance on the survival of feudalism, advocated the so-called "two-stage revolution theory," which begins with the completion of a bourgeois democratic revolution and ends with a socialist revolution. On the other hand, the Labor-Farmer faction stipulated that feudalism had disappeared with the Meiji Restoration, and argued that the coming revolution would be a socialist revolution. This is known as the one-stage revolution theory.

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Japanese:

昭和初年の日本資本主義論争における「労農派」の革命論。封建制の残存を重要視する「講座派」が，ブルジョア民主主義革命の完遂から社会主義革命にいたる，いわゆる「二段階革命論」を提唱したのに対し，労農派は，明治維新によって封建制は消滅したと規定し，きたるべき革命を社会主義革命であると主張した。これを一段階革命論という。

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