Fundamentals of Historical Materialism: The Marxist View of History and Politics |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 5 |
HISTORICAL MATERIALISM AS A SCIENCE | 20 |
SOCIAL BEING AND SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS | 36 |
THE RELATIVE INDEPENDENCE OF SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS CONNECTION | 44 |
FORMS OF SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS AND THEIR | 50 |
THE PRODUCTIVE FORCES OF SOCIETY | 83 |
PRODUCTION RELATIONS | 91 |
THE SOCIOECONOMIC FORMATION | 108 |
SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND HOW IT CHANGES | 147 |
CLASS INTERESTS AND CLASS STRUGGLE | 153 |
THE POLITICAL ORGANISATION OF SOCIETY | 163 |
DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL ORGANISATION AND ITS ROLE IN SOCIAL LIFE | 170 |
THE HISTORICAL FORMS OF HUMAN | 182 |
NATIONAL RELATIONS UNDER CAPITALISM | 189 |
THE MARXIST CONCEPTION OF HISTORY | 196 |
HISTORICAL MATERIALISM AND THE PROLETARIANSOCIALIST REVOLUTION | 205 |
THE UNITY AND DIVERSITY OF THE HISTORICAL PROCESS | 117 |
SOCIAL REVOLUTION | 127 |
OBJECTIVE CONDITIONS AND THE SUBJECTIVE FACTOR OF REVOLUTION | 135 |
THE BASIS | 211 |
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19th century 3rd millennium BC activity Anti-Dühring basic basis become bourgeois revolutions bourgeoisie capitalism capitalist capitalist society centralised clan class interests class society class struggle conception of history contradictions created culture determined development of production development of society dialectical division of labour dominant driving force emergence epoch existence exploitation fact forms of social functions fundamental groups historical materialism ideas ideological individual instruments of labour intellectual Lenin Marx and Engels Marx's Marxist mass material production materialist means of production MESW mode of production moral movement nature oppressed nations ownership Paris Commune peasant people's philosophical political organisation population primitive primitive-communal production relations productive forces proletarian internationalism proletariat relations of production revolutionary role ruling class scientific slave-owning society slaves social consciousness social development social production social relations social revolution socioeconomic formation specific sphere stage superstructure surplus labour surplus product theory transformation transition whole workers