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FromIntroduction To Marx/Marxsim

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FromIntroduction To Marx/Marxsim

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Oct 13, 2020

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how dialectics is a theory of change through contradiction and how Marx took over this idea from Hegel and, interpreting it materialistically, made it a cornerstone of his underlying philosophy

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Oct 13, 2020

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This is a series of short introductions to the ideas of Marx and Marxism by Marxist writer, John Molyneux. John is the author of numerous books and articles on Marxism including Marxism and the Party, What is the Real Marxist Tradition? and The Point is to Change It! An introduction to Marxist Philosophy and he is editor of the Irish Marxist Review.

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Nationalism and Internationalism by Introduction To Marx/Marxsim
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Marx’s theory of the State: by Introduction To Marx/Marxsim
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The tendency of the rate of profit to decline by Introduction To Marx/Marxsim
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The Labour Theory of Value by Introduction To Marx/Marxsim
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What is capitalism? by Introduction To Marx/Marxsim
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The Revolutionary Role of the Working Class by Introduction To Marx/Marxsim
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Historical Materialism, part 2 by Introduction To Marx/Marxsim
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Class part 2 by Introduction To Marx/Marxsim
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Class part 1 by Introduction To Marx/Marxsim
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Alienation by Introduction To Marx/Marxsim
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General Introduction To Marxism by Introduction To Marx/Marxsim
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