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Revolutions can no longer be achieved by minorities. No matter how energetic and intelligent a minority may be, it is not enough, in modern times at least, to make a revolution. The cooperation of a majority, and a large majority too, is needed.
Interpretation
What this quote means
True revolutions require the participation of a large majority, not just a motivated minority.
Jean Jaures emphasizes that in contemporary society, significant societal changes cannot be achieved solely by small, passionate groups. For a revolution to be successful, it must include widespread support from the majority, highlighting the importance of collective action and unity in effecting meaningful transformations.
Themes
RevolutionMajorityChangeCooperationSociety
In practice
Example use cases
This quote can be used in a speech about civic engagement and the importance of voting.
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