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The Conflict of classes The world to come
23. Lavine discusses Marx's theory of historical materialism. Program includes Marx's concepts of the economic foundations of society, ideology, and the dialectic of historical change, and his views on the historical development of economic relations between the classes. 24. In the first part of the program, Lavine discusses the Communist Manifesto which critiques capitalism and calls for the inevitability of the proletarian revolution. In the second part, Lavine examines Das Kapital which defines Marx's theories of labor value, surplus and exploitation, and details the stages of communism.
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- "Marx III : class conflict, withering away from the state"@en
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- "Dr. Thelma Z. Lavine presents a lecture on Marx's philosophy of class conflict."
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- "Lavine discusses Marx's theory of historical materialism. Program includes Marx's concepts of the economic foundations of society, ideology, and the dialectic of historical change, and his views on the historical development of economic relations between the classes."
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