spectacle
a striking event or exhibition or display
qualitative
measured by quality rather than quantity
hegemony
the execution of leadership or domination by group over others
totalitarian
a dictatorial and despotic state
commodity
a resource of use or value
dogmatic
an inclination to hold to certain beliefs as incontrovertibly true
inversion
the turning of something inside-out, upside-down or some other oppositional direction
ideology
a system of ideas and beliefs
renunciation
a formal rejection of formerly held beliefs
capitalism
an economic theory based on the right of private ownership of business
proletariat
the working class
falsification
the act of purposely supplying information or theories known to be false
bureaucracy
a system of appointment officials in a systematic hierarchy charged with carrying out governance
illusory
unreal; belief based on illusion
Bolshevik
the majority party during the Communist Revolution of 1917 in Russia
bourgeoisie
the middle class
indigenous
native to a particular place
coherent
logical and consistent
unilateral
an action performed by just one member of a partnership sharing fate in the outcome
dissolution
the official dismissal and breakup of an organized entity
praxis
the standards of practice based on theory
temporal
related to matters of the earthly matters rather than spiritual ones