Exam 13: The Materialist: Karl Marx
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The use of cloudy abstractions to create metaphysical systems that distract us from material reality is known as
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How is Marx s criticism of capitalism linked to both (a) Kantian accounts of the moral community, and (b) Aristotle s account of the good human life? Explain your answer fully.
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How might Mill agree with Marx s criticisms of nineteenth century social conditions? Explain your answer, and support it by referring directly to both Marx and Mill. Do you agree with these criticisms? Do you think that they are applicable to society today?
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If history is governed by social and economic forces and not by ideas, why do you think Marx was so intellectually engaged? Explain your answer fully.
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In Marxist terminology, a person who is convinced to further interests that are to his ultimate disadvantage has been
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Hegel thought of history as the unfolding of the Absolute Idea of Man.
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The feeling of no being at one with the product of one s labor is called
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