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Juche, a derivative of Communism, is the official state ideology of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, better known as North Korea.^[1] The late North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Il had a strong cult of personality, and North Korean children were taught to revere him from a young age. For instance, the first phrase North Korean children were supposed to learn from their parents is "Thank you, Father Kim Il-Sung”. The Juche ideology is the political program of the Workers' Party of Korea.

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-Juche (/dʒuːˈtʃeɪ/; [2] Korean: 주체, lit. 'self-body'; Korean pronunciation: [tɕutɕhe]; can
+'''Juche''', a derivative of [[Communism]], is the official state [[ideology]] of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, better known as [[North Korea]].<ref>[http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/dprk/suryong.htm]</ref> The late North Korean dictator [[Kim Jong-Il]] had a strong [[cult of personality]], and North Korean children were taught to revere him from a young age. For instance, the first phrase North Korean children were supposed to learn from their parents is "Thank you, Father Kim Il-Sung”.  The Juche ideology is the political program of the [[Workers' Party of Korea]].
-be translated as "[[self-ownership]]" is described by the government as Kim Il-sung's original, brilliant and revolutionary contribution to
-national and international thought. [3] It postulates that "man is the master of his own destiny", [4] that man is to act as master
-"continuously transforms nature and society, changing as he desires [5] " and that by becoming reliant on oneself and strong the
-[6]
-individual can "free himself from the fetters of society and nature"
-== Juche principles defined by Kim Jong-il [7] ==
-=== Philosophical principle ===
-The philosophical principle entails that Juche is a individual-centered philosophy.The individual has independence, creativity and
-consciousness, which places the individual at the center of the world. This is described by the maxim coined by Kim Il-sung in a
-interview with Japanese journalists: "man is the master of everything and decides everything." Man transforms the world andembodies Chajusŏng, or independence and autonomy. By putting man at the center,
-Kim Jong-il denies that a group can have those elements. A group doesn't has a will,
-consciousness, creativity only the individual has those elements and can act upon it.
-=== Socio-historical principles ===
-The socio-historical principles of Juche can be summarized as follows: individuals
-are the subject of history. Human history is the struggle of the individuals to realize
-their independence and defend it. Man's socio-historical mission is to transform both
-nature and society. Here Kim departs from Marxism–Leninism by primarily setting
-the individual against nature rather than the proletariat against the bour
-geois class.
-=== Guiding principles ===
-There are three guiding principles in Juche:
-. the individual should be free from coercion, independence in politics, self-
-sufficiency in economy and self-reliance in defence
-. The second principle, creative method, means that all problems arising in the
-revolution of transforming the world to the wishes of the individuals are to be solved
-by relying on the creativity of each individual
-. The third and final guiding principle is giving precedence to ideological
-consciousness over all other work.
-== Juche-Capitalism ==
-Juche-Capitalism is a libertarian ideology created by Kim Il-sung. Juche-Capitalism is the belief of Juche(self-ownership) and in an
-anarcho-capitalism system [1] , where true individual liberty can be achieved.
-Juche-Capitalism is regarded as the original Juche idea, before it was changed, inverted and perverted by north Korean state and other state propagandists  to sound like socialism.
-=== History of Juche-capitalism ===
-KIM JONG-IL describes KIM IL SUNG's struggle against Marxist(left wing) and nationalists(right wing) in his book On the Juche
-Idea: "...
-The leader discovered the truth of Juche idea in the course of the struggle against bigoted nationalists and bogus MARXIST,
-flunkeyists and dogmatists, while hewing out a new path for the revolution. Finally, he explained the principles of the Juche idea at
-the Meeting of Leading Personnel of the Young Communist League and the Anti-Imperialist Youth League held at Kalun in June
-...".
-"Merely copying the forms used by others instead of learning what stupidity Marxism ‐ Leninism really is, does us no good, only
-harm." Kim IL-Sung in his speech entitled "On Eliminating Dogmatism and Formalism and Establishing ''Juche'' in Ideological
-Work" 1955.
-== Juche in practice ==
-Kim Il-sung, once commander-in-chief of the Korean Army and the first President
-of the DPRK(North Korea), used Juche-capitalism to create himself. Each block of
-the Juche-Tower(tallest obelisk; Georg Washington monument is the second tallest
-obelisk) represents 1 day in the life of KIM IL-SUNG until his 70 birthday
-(365x70years=25,550 blocks). [8]
-Juche can not be applied by a state or any group.
-Only individuals can apply Juche, because Juche is a man-centered individual
-ideology.
 == References ==
-. Angel천사 (2018-02-06),  Juche-capitalism Yellow
+<div class="references-small">
-Star Anarcho Black (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBNgwZvuEsE),
+<references />
-retrieved 2018-08-31
-. "How do you pronounce JUCHE" (http://www.answers.com/Q/How_do_y
-ou_pronounce_JUCHE). Answers.com. Retrieved 7 December 2017.
-. Paul French (2014). North Korea: State of Paranoia . Zed Books.
-ISBN 978-1-78032-947-5.
-. Juche Idea: Answers to Hundred Questions . Pyongyang: Foreign
-Languages Publishing House. 2014.
-. Jong-Il., Kim, (2004). On the juche idea (http://worldcat.org/oclc/171551132). Kessinger. ISBN 141913874X.
-OCLC 171551132 (https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/171551132).
-. Jong-Il., Kim, (2004). On the juche idea (http://worldcat.org/oclc/171551132). Kessinger. ISBN 141913874X.
-OCLC 171551132 (https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/171551132).7. Jong-Il., Kim, (2004). On the juche idea (http://worldcat.org/oclc/171551132). Kessinger. ISBN 141913874X. OCLC 171551132 (https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/171551132).
-. url=http://www.lonelyplanet.com/north-korea/pyongyang/sights/landmarks-monuments/tower-juche-idea
-Category:Libertarianism
+[[Category:Korean Politics]]
+[[Category:Communism]]

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