MARXIST THEORY OF THE SOCIAL SYSTEM
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theories of society, Marxism, systemAbstract
Historical types of society are described as socio-economic formations. They are determined by the same economic structure, that is, the method of production, the form of class division, political-legal organization and spiritual culture. The classics of Marxism presented their theoretical and practically oriented understandings in numerous independent or joint works. Whether it was a critique of Hegel's philosophy or a "Critique of Political Economy", as the subtitle of Marx's greatest work "Capital" reads, it included elements of a radical change in social reality through a revolutionary transformation of social relations.Downloads
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