Jiang describes Marx's theory of history as theological: history is treated as God-like necessity moving through technological stages toward communism.
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Jiang describes Marx's theory of history as theological: history is treated as God-like necessity moving through technological stages toward communism.
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"idea of the uh material world in struggle with itself creates the idea of dialectical materialism and we call this class struggle okay the..."
"creates all right so we were born as hunter gatherers we all know this okay we're out in the out in the forest hunting..."
"resources and so this gives rise to the master slave relationship which then gives us feudalism okay which then allows for the rise of..."
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Marx is powerful because he sees what capitalism does to the soul.
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