Revolutionary doctrine

Revolutionary doctrine refers to a set of beliefs or principles that inspire and guide movements aiming to bring about significant political or social change, often through radical means. It encompasses ideas about justice, equality, and freedom, emphasizing the need to overthrow existing systems perceived as oppressive. Revolutionary doctrines can be rooted in various ideologies, including socialism, nationalism, or anarchism, and are often articulated by leaders or influential thinkers. They serve to mobilize supporters and provide a framework for understanding the need for action against established authorities or injustices in society.