The word "revision" comes from the Latin words "revise" and "revisere", which originally meant "re judge" and "re review". It was originally a neutral word, and its derivative word "revisionism" used to generally refer to the revision of a certain theory. After the beginning of the 20th century, it was used by Marxists to specifically address those schools and trends of thought that modify the basic principles of Marxism. The word "revisionism" was first used to refer to Bernstein His thought may be 1898-1899 Rosa Luxemburg A group of papers published, collected as "Social Improvement or Social Revolution?". [1] [2]
Revisionism Usually refers to Germany thinker Karl Marx A series of academic theories (i.e Marxism ）An ideological trend and school that makes "corrections".
