Non, il critique le "diamat" des écrits de Staline, j'avais la vidéo en fond dans un autre onglet et j'écoutais ce que ce raté disait.
LE MARXISME-LÉNINISME N'A RIEN À VOIR AVEC STALINE ?
On va demander à ChatGPT, d'accord ?
Ma question : Is Stalin the main theorist of marxism-leninist as a synthesis of Leninism and marxism?

ChatGPT a dit :
Yes, Joseph Stalin is often considered the principal architect of Marxism-Leninism as a formal ideological doctrine. While Marxism-Leninism as a term was popularized after Stalin consolidated power, the synthesis of Marxist theory and Leninist political practice was largely shaped by him and institutionalized under his leadership.

Why Stalin is seen as the main theorist of Marxism-Leninism

Codification of Leninism into a Systematic Doctrine
Before Stalin, Leninism was more of a revolutionary practice rather than a fully systematized ideology.
Stalin's work, Foundations of Leninism (1924), presented Lenin's ideas as a coherent system, integrating them into Marxist theory and laying the foundation for what would become Marxism-Leninism.
State-led Industrialization and Socialism in One Country
A major point of divergence between Stalin and Trotsky was the debate over whether socialism could be built in a single country.
Stalin developed the concept of Socialism in One Country, arguing that the USSR could achieve socialism without waiting for global revolution - something that became a core tenet of Marxism-Leninism.
Dialectical and Historical Materialism
Stalin's “Dialectical and Historical Materialism” (1938) became the official philosophical interpretation of Marxism-Leninism in the USSR.
It framed Marxist theory as scientific and deterministic, emphasizing the role of the Communist Party in leading the working class.

The Role of the Communist Party

Stalin formalized the one-party state as the necessary vehicle for proletarian dictatorship, a practice that would define Marxist-Leninist states globally.
He reinforced democratic centralism, which concentrated power within the party leadership and discouraged dissent.
Influence on Global Communist Movements
The Comintern (Communist International), under Stalin's leadership, exported Marxism-Leninism as the ideological model for communist parties worldwide.
His ideological framework influenced later leaders such as Mao Zedong, Kim Il-sung, and Ho Chi Minh, who adapted Marxism-Leninism to their national contexts.

Is Stalin the Sole Theorist of Marxism-Leninism?

Not exactly. While Stalin systematized and institutionalized it, others contributed significantly:

Lenin laid the strategic and political groundwork, especially on party organization and the role of imperialism.
Mao Zedong developed Marxism-Leninism with Chinese characteristics, emphasizing peasant revolution and guerrilla warfare.
Other leaders (e.g., Hoxha, Castro, and Kim Il-sung) adapted it to their national realities.

Conclusion
Stalin played the central role in turning Marxism-Leninism into an official, state ideology, shaping it into a global political doctrine beyond Lenin's original contributions. Whether one sees this as an evolution or distortion of Marxism-Leninism depends on ideological perspective, but his influence is undeniable.