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DOI: 10.2307/2140420
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The Economic Interpretation of History. I

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“…Similarly, it is society who determines the social position and roles of individual the society. Karl Marx also added that material condition such as technology, ability to produce and social relations production determines the society's superstructure (Seligman, 1901).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, it is society who determines the social position and roles of individual the society. Karl Marx also added that material condition such as technology, ability to produce and social relations production determines the society's superstructure (Seligman, 1901).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Marx made it clear that in order to survive generations after generations, people in a society must focus upon material production and they should build social relations based upon their productive capacity; he primarily used means of production and productive forces as key terms to strengthen his thesis [20]. He altogether rejected the contribution, influence and impression of inner self and concentrated upon productive means of life that encircle human's material needs and necessities.…”
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“…Moser and Trout (2005) explained that materialism, as a philosophical ideology, is considered a general perspective of something that actually exists materially or physically. Seligman (1901) stated that in order for the next generations of humans to survive, they needed to produce and reproduce the material requirements of everyday life. In today's modern era, materialism is related to individual finances that assumes that everything require material.…”
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