What uprising led Bohm to abandon Marxism?
Hungarian Uprising
Cuban Revolution
French Revolution
Russian Revolution
Answer
The Hungarian Uprising, a revolt against Soviet rule in 1956, prompted David Bohm to question the Marxist ideology. The uprising revealed the brutality and suppression inherent in communist regimes, leading Bohm to abandon his previous belief in the Marxist system. He recognized the need for a more nuanced understanding of society and the importance of individual freedom and autonomy.
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