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# [[Materialism]]: Marx believed that "there is nothing in the world apart from [[matter]] in motion." Thus men's thoughts and [[emotion]]s, seen as by-products of matter in motion, may properly be scientifically controlled by those who seek to further human "progress".  

# [[Materialism]]: Marx believed that "there is nothing in the world apart from [[matter]] in motion." Thus men's thoughts and [[emotion]]s, seen as by-products of matter in motion, may properly be scientifically controlled by those who seek to further human "progress".  

# [[Class Struggle]]:  The dialectical struggle between a new working class (the "[[proletariat]]") and the supposed old capitalist ruling class (the "[[bourgeoisie]]") results in the creation of a new kind of human being - a new man - and in turn produces the inevitable triumph of the new class, which then establishes its dominion over the whole earth. The victory of the proletariat is supposed to lead to a "classless society". This is the Marxist equivalent of [[salvation]]. In the absence of absolute values, it becomes an end that justifies almost any means.

# [[Class Struggle]]:  The dialectical struggle between a new working class (the "[[proletariat]]") and the supposed old capitalist ruling class (the "[[bourgeoisie]]") results in the creation of a new kind of human being - a new man - and in turn produces the inevitable triumph of the new class, which then establishes its dominion over the whole earth. The victory of the proletariat is supposed to lead to a "classless society". This is the Marxist equivalent of [[salvation]]. In the absence of absolute values, it becomes an end that justifies almost any means.

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