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...The “Theses on Feuerbach” are eleven short philosophical notes written by Karl Marx in 1845. They outline a critique of the ideas of Marx’s fellow Young Hegelian philosopher Ludwig Feuerbach. The theses form a basis for the activism emphasised by Marx’s work, and this short text is perhaps best kno...

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...ity is an equal opportunity University. MANIFESTO OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY By Karl Marx From the English edition of 1888, edited by Friedrich Engels A ... ...s an equal opportunity University. MANIFESTO OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY By Karl Marx From the English edition of 1888, edited by Friedrich Engels A spect...

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...Capital, Volume I is the first of three volumes in Karl Marx’s monumental work, Das Kapital, and the only volume to be published during his lifetime, in 1867. Marx’s aim in Capital, Volume I is to uncover and explain the laws specific to the capitalist mode of production and ...

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...Orignally written as a series of newspaper articles in 1847, Wage-Labour and Capital was intended to give an overview of Marx’s central threories regarding the economic relationships between workers and capitalists. These theories outlined include the Marxian form of the Labour Theory of Value, which distinguishes “labour” from “labour-power”, ...

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...Karl Marx und Friedrich Engels schrieben ihr Manifest im Dezember 1847, als Leitfaden fuer die grundsaetzlichen Prinzipien und Praktiken des Kommunismus. Das Manifest sagte ausserdem den Untergang des Kapitalistismus’ voraus....

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...Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote their Manifesto in December 1847, as a guide to the fundamental principles and practices of Communists. The Manifesto also predicted the ultimate downfall of the capitalist system. (Summar...

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Marx's tract which lays out the tenets of Communism ( Summary by Mark )

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...evolutionaries in favor of an extreme individualism. The book is most widely talked about today only through the lens of other philosophers' thought: Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels launched a famous assault on it in The German Ideology, and some draw a connection between Stirner's thoughts here and Nietzsche's egoism a generation later. But it is worth reading in its own r...

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...filled accounts of the most famous love affairs of history. The stories of Cleopatra, Victor Hugo, Honore de Balzac, Jonathan Swift, Charles Dickens, Karl Marx, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Byron, George Sand and other famous people of all times (even those of royal blood are not spared), are dealt with in Lyndon Orr's own interesting and suspenseful style. Written in four volume...

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... Cluj (Rum.) Morariu Tiberio, Örebro (Sved.) Mudrak Walter, Wien Nebenzahl Karl, Wien Nikolov Atanasov, Sevlievo (Bulg.) Pino Andres, Valencia Rodrigu... ...iĝis jam delonge pri E kaj helpis o e. Bela eldiro pri E. Buresch (bureŝ) Karl, d-ro, landestro, poste kanceliero, nun n ancministro. Nask. l2 okt. ... ...ulte laboris por E (krom tiuj, kiuj havas apartan biogra eton): Dürschmid Karl en Klagenfurt (katolika movado); Gaidosch Franz, polica insepktoro, es... ...peciale inter instruistoj de komercaj lernejoj; Piank Georg, paroĥestro en Karlo-Preĝejo, Wien, nask 20 dec. 1886 en Oberndorf (nun en ĈSR), E-isto de... ...nda kies unua jarkunveno estis 10 jan. 1928 en Berlin. Adreso de la prez.: Karl Fischer, Friedrichsruher Str. 3, Berlin-Halensee. Pri elektiva funkcio... ...eloj), Vojaĝo en Faremidon (novelo) aperis E-e. De 1932 prez. de HES. Karl Marx. Lia vivo kaj lia verko. Kompil-E-igis. V . Elsudo. 1926, E p. “La kom... ...n bazon por la ideo de L. I. En la verkoj de la kreintoj de marksismo — K. Marx kaj F. Engels — oni povas trovi multajn eldiraĵojn pri la lingvo, ĝia ... ...reiĝis kaj evoluis la homa lingvo. En sia komuna verko „Germana ideologio“ Marx kaj Engels skribis: „La lingvo estas same antikva kiel ankaŭ la konsci... ... konomia kaj politika strukturo de la homa scio. En unu el siaj leteroj al Marx, Engels skribis: „Por Weitling estas mal- feliĉo, ke li ne konas persa...

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...to reality. Kings and emperors attempted it. Popes and gurus attempted it. Karl Marx, Hitler, Stalin, Mao attempted it ... Even US president Woodrow W... ...ality. Kings and emperors attempted it. Popes and gurus attempted it. Karl Marx, Hitler, Stalin, Mao attempted it ... Even US president Woodrow Wilson...

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...o categories. N) Evolution of an Idea <A> in the world is not cyclic (as Marx said), but discontinuous, knotted, boundless: <Neut-A> = existing id... ...in a recurrent mode; the life of <A> restarts. 17 Marx's 'spiral' of evolution is replaced by a more complex differential cur... ...urpassed and thus solved by a synthesis. So Socrates in the beginning, or Marx and Engels (dialectic materialism). There is not a triadic scheme: ... ..., synthesis (Hegelians); or - assertion, negation, negation of negation (Marxists); but a pluradic pyramidal scheme, as seen above. Hegel's a... ...xists); but a pluradic pyramidal scheme, as seen above. Hegel's and Marx's antithesis <Anti-T> does not simply arise from thesis <T> only. <T>... ...oincide. Philosophy had to govern the state in the Athens democracy (Karl Popper), while in the modern "democracy" of Hegelian inspiration the ... ...ical Activity", University of Arizona Press, Tucson, 1965. [15] Jaspers, Karl, "General Psychopathology", translated by J. Hoenig and Marian W. Ham...

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...d has long been established. Yet, most criticisms of Freud's work (by the likes of Karl Popper, Adolf Grunbaum, Havelock Ellis, Malcolm Macmillan, ... ... exactly the same position in relation to their subject matter, physics. In 1963, Karl Jaspers made an important distinction between the scientifi... ...istic worldview (replete with bases and superstructures). It is a rejection of the Marxist theorization of ideology. It is a rejection of the Hegel... ...is "relatively autonomous" and ideology has a central part in it - see entry about Marx and Engels and entry concerning Hegel. The economic structu... ...nd of defective answers to excluded questions. (5) The task of "scientific" (e.g., Marxist) discourse, of Althusserian critical practice is to deco... ...relates to it a different text, present, as a necessary absence, in the first ... (Marx's reading of Adam Smith) presupposes the existence of two ... ...the new one, the second text is articulated with the lapses in the first text ... (Marx measures) the problematic contained in the paradox of an a...

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... poorest people? Some ask for a more equitable distribution of the wealth—as Karl Marx suggested. The problem is that there isn’t as much money in th... ...est people? Some ask for a more equitable distribution of the wealth—as Karl Marx suggested. The problem is that there isn’t as much money in the wor... ...onomics? Do you propose a leveling of wealth?” —“No. I’m definitely not a Marxist—farthest thing from it! But through education and opportunity we... ...re also religious. It just happens that some people on the 50 left, like Karl Marx, are atheists. But you have atheists on the conservative side t... ...so religious. It just happens that some people on the 50 left, like Karl Marx, are atheists. But you have atheists on the conservative side too! Y...

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... Plato, Shakespeare and Tolstoy, the Upanishads and the Sutras, Freud and Marx. I certainly didn't understand all that these masters had to say but ... ...hey will probably be ostracized. Just look at Socrates, Jesus, Galileo and Marx. The only rewards they can claim are that they were using their intel... ... primary starting point, as ‗idea‘—a world of concepts of perfection. But Karl Marx saw it as matter--the physical world. 29 Plato, as do the gr... ...ary starting point, as ‗idea‘—a world of concepts of perfection. But Karl Marx saw it as matter--the physical world. 29 Plato, as do the great r... ...e the most fundamental idea as the spirit of God. Then God created matter. Marx would see the physical world as the fundamental starting point. As ma... ...elicited some real political interest was the economic utopia proposed by Karl Marx. As you know, Marx said that the workers would eventually get ti... ...isest citizens as Plato suggested. We can base it on economic equality as Karl Marx wanted. We could base it on science as Bacon proposed. We can us... ...dictory ideas to free enterprise. However under the socialism espoused by Karl Marx the state could own all of the means of production but would pay ... ...e‘ state responsibility, because it exists today, we can measure it. When Karl Marx proposed his idea of communism it could not be tested. It was pu...

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...s and justice for their society. Should there be the economic equality that Marx desired? But such equality has only been found in the monasteries an... ...s. But the evidence against them must be substantial. ―The message of Karl Marx was that we must prepare for the future. Your Western politics s... ...t the evidence against them must be substantial. ―The message of Karl Marx was that we must prepare for the future. Your Western politics seem t...

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...ng [tautologism] or non-being [nihilism].) What does evolution mean? Marx's 'spiral' of evolution is replaced by a more complex differential cur... ...rpassed and thus solved by a synthesis. So Socrates in the beginning, or Marx and Engels (dialectic materialism). (“Yin and yang constitute what we ... ...onfusion.) Philosophy had to govern the state in the Athens’ democracy (Karl Popper). Yet in the modern "democracy" of Hegellian inspiration, the ... ...d purified, may yet play a large part in the direction of human destiny.” KARL GUSTAV JUNG (The world's leading psychologist from Zurich):“As a stude... ...ut “Eastern European philosophy” they were almost inevitably referring to Marxism on the model of the old “diamat” or dialectical materialism. And i... ...laced by new ones. It is common knowledge in the West, for example, that “Marxism is dead” in the East and that no serious philosopher would consider... ...in the East and that no serious philosopher would consider working in the Marxist tradition. For many years now Dialectic, Cosmos, and Society and ...

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...a. Sometimes the parallels are both overwhelming and instructive. Overview Karl Marx regarded Louis-Napoleon's Second Empire as the first modern di... ...metimes the parallels are both overwhelming and instructive. Overview Karl Marx regarded Louis-Napoleon's Second Empire as the first modern dictato...

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...na and a few other countries. But it was never successful. Trying to take Karl Marx‟s 19 th Century library generated ideas and fit them into the r... ...d a few other countries. But it was never successful. Trying to take Karl Marx‟s 19 th Century library generated ideas and fit them into the realit...

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...he was experiencing menstruation making her more of a mess than before, a Marxist dog and lothario, enticed by her smell, began to walk beside her, a... ...not experience, then imagine enough of a real connection to become human-- Marx says that it is in eschewing the false premise of property and accept... ... Miami Records show that at seventeen you were married briefly to a Robert Karl Baker, and although tax records show him working at a Miami convenien... ...endent as that cat--that’s the greatest pain for me. But isn’t that what Marx says: that commerce is the acceptance of our dependency on each other...

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...degenerated everywhere into venal plutocracies. Socialism and its poisoned fruits - Marxism- Leninism, Stalinism, Maoism - have wrought misery on a ... ...e-enactment of pre-capitalist history. Communism should be well distinguished from Marxism. Still, it is ironic that even Marx's "scientific materi... ...Perspectives", ed. John Keown, Cambridge University Press, 1995): "When the jurist Karl Binding and the psychiatrist Alfred Hoche published their t... ...istic worldview (replete with bases and superstructures). It is a rejection of the Marxist theorization of ideology. It is a rejection of the Hege... ...is "relatively autonomous" and ideology has a central part in it - see entry about Marx and Engels and entry concerning Hegel. The economic structu... ...nd of defective answers to excluded questions. (5) The task of "scientific" (e.g., Marxist) discourse, of Althusserian critical practice is to deco... ...d has long been established. Yet, most criticisms of Freud's work (by the likes of Karl Popper, Adolf Grunbaum, Havelock Ellis, Malcolm Macmillan, ... ... exactly the same position in relation to their subject matter, physics. In 1963, Karl Jaspers made an important distinction between the scientifi... ...s (I will use the male form only for convenience's sake) ability to bond. The late Karl Sagan professed to possess the diametrically opposed view w...

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...degenerated everywhere into venal plutocracies. Socialism and its poisoned fruits - Marxism- Leninism, Stalinism, Maoism - have wrought misery on a ... ...e-enactment of pre-capitalist history. Communism should be well distinguished from Marxism. Still, it is ironic that even Marx's "scientific materi... ...Perspectives", ed. John Keown, Cambridge University Press, 1995): "When the jurist Karl Binding and the psychiatrist Alfred Hoche published their t... ...istic worldview (replete with bases and superstructures). It is a rejection of the Marxist theorization of ideology. It is a rejection of the Hege... ...is "relatively autonomous" and ideology has a central part in it - see entry about Marx and Engels and entry concerning Hegel. The economic structu... ...nd of defective answers to excluded questions. (5) The task of "scientific" (e.g., Marxist) discourse, of Althusserian critical practice is to deco... ...d has long been established. Yet, most criticisms of Freud's work (by the likes of Karl Popper, Adolf Grunbaum, Havelock Ellis, Malcolm Macmillan, ... ... exactly the same position in relation to their subject matter, physics. In 1963, Karl Jaspers made an important distinction between the scientifi... ...s (I will use the male form only for convenience's sake) ability to bond. The late Karl Sagan professed to possess the diametrically opposed view w...

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...ate coexistence with religious systems that are God-based. Freud held that Marxism should be considered a religion, 8 though this idea has not been ge... ... accepted. Freud came to this conclusion through considering the role that Marxism plays in the minds of committed Marxists. From some points of view,... ...s developed by Jung. In these two instances, as with Freud’s evaluation of Marxism, the definition of religion is stretched to include the intensity o... ...ge that matter and spirit are different things. These views, which include Marxism and most branches of Western science, have generally not been consi... ...irth leaving him to be reared by his sister. He eventually married and 18. Karl Marx, Writings of the Young Man on Philosophy and Society, ed. and tr.... ...leaving him to be reared by his sister. He eventually married and 18. Karl Marx, Writings of the Young Man on Philosophy and Society, ed. and tr. by L...

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...turer-looking volumes were adroitly mingled with the primeurs of the press—Karl Marx jostled Professor Bergson, and the “Confessions of St. Augustine”... ...-looking volumes were adroitly mingled with the primeurs of the press—Karl Marx jostled Professor Bergson, and the “Confessions of St. Augustine” lay ...

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...ergy don’t quite realize that socialism may begin with Ruskin and end with Karl Marx. And that from the Class War to the Commune is just one step.” 5 ... ...don’t quite realize that socialism may begin with Ruskin and end with Karl Marx. And that from the Class War to the Commune is just one step.” 5 5 5 5...

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...he 101 H. G . Wells higher criticism and the Germans, I used the names of Karl Marx and Engels as Bible exegetes with no little effect. A silly wrang... ...01 H. G . Wells higher criticism and the Germans, I used the names of Karl Marx and Engels as Bible exegetes with no little effect. A silly wrangle! a...

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...women for teaching children to read. STRAMMFEST. To read sedition. To read Karl Marx. THP GRAND DUCHESS. Pshaw! How could they learn to read the Bible... ... for teaching children to read. STRAMMFEST. To read sedition. To read Karl Marx. THP GRAND DUCHESS. Pshaw! How could they learn to read the Bible with... ...SS. Pshaw! How could they learn to read the Bible without learning to read Karl Marx? Why do you not stand to your guns and justify what you did, inst... ...shaw! How could they learn to read the Bible without learning to read Karl Marx? Why do you not stand to your guns and justify what you did, instead o...

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...n bourgeois looks at a suspicious foreigner. They ask “Do you believe that Marx was omniscient and infallible; that Engels was his prophet; that Bebel... ...ch of economics and a hundred times as much of practical administration as Marx did; that I knew Engels personally and rather liked him as a witty and... ... tolerance of Kingship, and not in the Calvinistic bigotry and pedantry of Marxism. Why, then, you may ask, do I say that I am bound to Ger- many by t... ...the In- ternational, which ended in an undignified quarrel between him and Karl Marx. The Siegfrieds of 1848 were hopeless political failures, whereas... ...n- ternational, which ended in an undignified quarrel between him and Karl Marx. The Siegfrieds of 1848 were hopeless political failures, whereas the ... ...were ready did not understand him. The In- ternational, founded in 1861 by Karl Marx in London, and mistaken for several years by nervous newspapers f... ...ready did not understand him. The In- ternational, founded in 1861 by Karl Marx in London, and mistaken for several years by nervous newspapers for a ...

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...ical evolution at all—by its colli- sion with the class-conflict theory of Karl Marx. Nietzsche, as I gather, regarded the slave-morality as having be... ...evolution at all—by its colli- sion with the class-conflict theory of Karl Marx. Nietzsche, as I gather, regarded the slave-morality as having been in...

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...trasting widely in the sinis- ter gloom of its spirit, is the socialism of Karl Marx. He de- clared the contemporary world to be a great process of fi... ...ing widely in the sinis- ter gloom of its spirit, is the socialism of Karl Marx. He de- clared the contemporary world to be a great process of finan- ... ... The purposeful and systematic types, in common with the Individualist and Marxist, regard the Normal Social Life, for all the many thousands of years... ... whether he is a Con- servator like William Morris, a non-Constructor like Karl Marx, or a Constructor of any of half a dozen different schools. On th... ...her he is a Con- servator like William Morris, a non-Constructor like Karl Marx, or a Constructor of any of half a dozen different schools. On the who... ...intellectual fiasco towards the laissez faire of the Individualist and the Marxist, or to accept the Normal Social Life with its atmo- sphere of hens ... ... open the whole problem of government, administration and officialdom. The Marxist and the democratic socialist generally shirk this riddle altogether... ...nding a “synthetic science,” “certain synthetic conceptions”—and Professor Karl Pearson endorses the demand—to fuse all these various ac- tivities int...

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...obert Owen called it) of Communism and Jesuism. Just as in the XIX century Karl Marx, not content to take political economy as he found it, insisted o... ... Owen called it) of Communism and Jesuism. Just as in the XIX century Karl Marx, not content to take political economy as he found it, insisted on reb...

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...om an imperfect report of one of my public lectures, and from the pages of Karl Marx! If you were an economist I should condemn you for confusing eco-... ... imperfect report of one of my public lectures, and from the pages of Karl Marx! If you were an economist I should condemn you for confusing eco- nomi...