Ideology
Summatory Socialism, also called Captiot Communism, is the official ideology of the Captiot Commonwealth. It combines materialism, dialectics, scientific socialism, party organization, mass participation, cultural transformation, ecological planning, and cybernetic coordination. It is not a single static doctrine, but developed through earlier materialist philosophy, natural science, historical analysis, revolutionary organization, state-building, cultural transformation, and cybernetic planning, largely through the contributions of four major theorists.
- Sojo Thought
- Early medieval steppe materialism and hedonist ethics, the deepest root of Summatory Socialism.
- Julian Goldstone
- A nineteenth-century natural scientist whose work in biology and geology shaped Captiot dialectical thought.
- Victoria Kowalski
- Applied materialism and dialectics to society and history; the Commonwealth’s scientific socialist critique of capitalism.
- Robert Lookescope
- Developed Summatory Praxis and founded the Summatory Socialist Party.
- Post-Revolutionary Evolution
- Democratic centralism, the mass line, the two Cultural Reclamations, and Synthetic Planning.