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Marx's Concept of Man - Notes

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1. It is a sad comment, yet one which cannot be avoided, that this ignorance and distortion of Marx are to be found more in the United Sta...

Marx's Concept of Man - 8. Marx, the Man

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The misunderstanding and the misinterpretation of Marx's writings are paralleled only by the misinterpretation of his personality. Jus...

Marx's Concept of Man - 7. The Continuity in Marx's Thought

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Our presentation of Marx's concept of human nature, alienation, activity, etc., would be quite one-sided and, in fact, misleading if t...

Marx's Concept of Man - 6. Marx's Concept Of Socialism

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Marx's concept of socialism follows from his concept of man. It should be clear by now that according to this concept, socialism is no...

Marx's Concept of Man - 5. Alienation

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The concept of the active, productive man who grasps and embraces the objective world with his own powers cannot be fully understood witho...

Marx's Concept of Man - 4. The Nature of Man

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1. The Concept of Human Nature Marx did not believe, as do many contemporary sociologists and psychologists, that there is no such thin...
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