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Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels: The German Ideology

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The German Ideology was arguably the very first, real, concrete 'Marxist' work. Laying out the future for historical materialism, dialectical materialism, division of labor, and alienation via the labor process. From the start, Part I offers a huge response to the Young Hegelians, who at the time, were the mainstream philosophers of Germany. Marx and Engels saw the necessity for a dialectical philosophy in the form of Hegel but radically changed in content. A content that serves as something more material and concrete.

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Intro: 0:00

Illusions of German Ideology: 2:15

History and Consciousness: 5:26

The Real Basis of Ideology: 8:15

The Relation of State and Law to Property: 12:47

Proletarians and Communism: 16:41

A Message: 22:43

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