Marxism - Book chapter Rupert
9 important questions on Marxism - Book chapter Rupert
What concept is fundamental to Marxism?
How does Rupert define capitalism in the book chapter?
Karl Marx had a relational and process-oriented view of human beings. He argued humans live their lives at the intersection of a three-sided (organic) relation encompassing which 3?
- The Natural World: humans are material beings who engage in productive interchange with the natural world to ensure survival.
- Social relations and institutions: this productive activity will be socially organized.
- Human persons: socially productive activity has a consequence that humans continuously remake their world (socially and naturally) and themselves
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What are organic relations in Marxism?
What does Marx's dialectical understanding of history entail?
What does capitalist freedom entail?
What does capitalism unfreedom entail and what is the result of this for the workers?
What did early twentieth-century Marxist writers argue concerning the relation between globalizing capitalism and imperial power?
What 3 factors make capitalism drive towards imperialism?
- The quest for raw materials;
- Overproduction requires a search for new market;
- Overaccumulation compels the export of capital.
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