Jacobinism in People's Democratic Revolutions

“... Our purpose here is to compare the Dutch, British and French revolutions, which we describe as Democratic People's Revolutions.

It is neither rewriting nor writing the history of Jacobinism. Large and comprehensive studies have been conducted on both subjects.

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So, why and why was such a study needed? In fact, the answer to this question lies in the multiple factors attributed to the concept of Jacobinism.

It is hidden in the meanings and the central role it plays in the history of revolutions. By its nature, this appears as a subject that needs explanation.

will come out. With the awareness of this reality, we consider the morality of this issue, which Amaralı drew attention to in his 'road map' studies.

We aimed to contribute to the understanding between bi-political and socialist forces from our own front.

This issue is important for several reasons. First, the Capitalist Monetism that we are fighting against as the Forces of Democratic Modernity.

dernite cannot be analyzed without understanding its mental tools and systematics; Secondly, the problems regarding its definition and content

drawing attention to the turmoil and presenting our own approach; Thirdly, the continuity of monopolistic power structures is understandable.

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