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'''Scientific socialism''' is an understanding of [[socialism]] as being based on the [[scientific method]] or on some empirical basis. The term predates the writings of [[Karl Marx]] but came to be associated with his body of work. [[Marxism]] is viewed as a contribution to the field of scientific socialism, or may be considered synonymous. | '''Scientific socialism''' is an understanding of [[socialism]] as being based on the [[scientific method]] or on some empirical basis. The term predates the writings of [[Karl Marx]] but came to be associated with his body of work. [[Marxism]] is viewed as a contribution to the field of scientific socialism, or may be considered synonymous. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:43, 20 October 2023
Scientific socialism is an understanding of socialism as being based on the scientific method or on some empirical basis. The term predates the writings of Karl Marx but came to be associated with his body of work. Marxism is viewed as a contribution to the field of scientific socialism, or may be considered synonymous.
Marxism as a science
Wissenschaft
Analogy to other sciences
Marx and Engels compared their method and body of work to those of scientists in many fields, such as Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin.
See also
- Marxism
- Socialism: Utopian and Scientific
- Social science
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