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Introducing
Marxist Philosophy
A Study Guide for Revolutionaries in the Age of Electronics
"The philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways. The point, however, is to change it." - Karl Marx
Now available online!
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 Dialectical and Historical Materialism
and the importance of causality
2 Contradiction and Antagonism
the basis for two kinds of change
3 Quantity and Quality
the birth of the new and the destruction of the old
4 The Leap
the motion of qualitative change
5 Polarization
the destruction of the old connections
6 Base and Superstructure
society - how and why transformation is possible
7 The Making of History
and the role of the individual
8 New Epoch Calls for New Doctrine
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