The Philosophy of Marx

accordance acquire action active adjustment assumption attain become body bring capacity capitalism capitalist cause comes common complete concepts conditions of existence consciousness continue cooperation correspondence course definite desire determined economic effect efforts elements endeavored essential evolution experience extent fact follows forces forms function future greater hand Hence higher human race ideal ideas improve increase individual industrial infinite intellect interests interpretation Kant knowledge labor light limited living machine manifests mankind manner Marx mass material conditions material world matter means mechanism mode moral nature necessary never Nevertheless objects once oppression organization outer perceive perfect phenomena philosophy political possession possible present priori production progress proletariat property owners propertyless question reality realization reason relations rise ruling social socialists society Spencer struggle suffering tells things thought tion tool true truth understanding universal whole