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• Category:Social science
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• Category:Linguistics
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• Category:Anthropology
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• Category:Culture
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• Scientific socialism
  ==Marxism as a science== *[[Social science]]
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• Category:Social issues
  [[category:issues]][[category:social science]][[category:society]]
  1 member (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 18:44, 29 September 2023

• File:Single-tax-campaign-buttons-circa-1897.jpg ...buttons c. 1897. From the collections of the Henry George School of Social Science ([https://hgarchives.org/historical-collections-2/the-henry-george-birthpla (3,575 × 1,284 (776 KB)) - 20:46, 30 January 2024

• Alexander Bogdanov
  ...ve in revolutionary groups during the early 1890s and joined the [[Russian Social Democratic Labour Party]] in 1898 - the year it was founded.<ref>Ballestrem ...Stranded on Earth: Alexander Bogdanov, blood transfusions, and proletarian science'', 2011.</ref>
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• Template:Mp-articlecontent
  :'''[[:Category:Science|Science]]''' :Natural and social sciences and the relationship they have with society.
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• Law of value
  The law of value regulates social production as independent and impersonal force in capitalism through the di == Social labour ==
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• Social labour
  ...ranium enrichment plant built during the Manhattan Project - an example of social labour on a massive scale.]] ...two categories: ''indirect'' and ''directly associated''. The opposite of social labour would be private labour or production for individual use.
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• Free association
  ...that production on a large scale, and in accord with the behests of modern science, may be carried on without the existence of a class of masters employing a
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• Postmodernism
  ...etc.) practice and belief and a disappearance of the prospect of achieving social harmony. ...laid. Postmodern society is characterised by [[scepticism]] in relation to science, all forms of authority and the possibility of an ethical life, by [[relati
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• Memes
  ...arly his concept of 'spooks' (Stirner proposed that most commonly accepted social institutions, including the notion of the state, property as a right, natur .... Often called the immortal scientist (itself a reference to the "immortal science of [[Marxism-Leninism]]" meme), or by other puns on his inadvertently sexua
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• Mode of production
  ...become too severe, there is an eventual breaking point, referred to as a [[social revolution]]. ...dustrial stage, is always combined with a certain mode of co-operation, or social stage, and this mode of co-operation is itself a “productive force.” Fu
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• Political spectrum
  * The usefulness of "left-wing" [[radlib|radical liberal]]s, [[social democrat]]s, and [[democratic socialist]]s to leftist organizing * The significance of [[social liberalism|socially liberal]] positions on race, gender, and other topics,
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• Consciousness
  ...among [[Marxism|Marxists]] can refer to either individual consciousness or social consciousness, which can give rise to [[ideology]] and systems of thought. ...hat human beliefs and consciousness are an effect - not a cause - of their social existence. Marx explains,
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• Human sexuality
  ...suggest that distinct categories of sexual behavior exist independently of social conditioning. In particular, '''heteronormativity''', or the tendency to tr ...ubescent boys was known as "pederasty" and played an important role in the social life of a Greek (male) citizen. Greek mythology reflects the importance of
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• Das Kapital
  ...s-according-to-google-scholar/ What are the most-cited publications in the social sciences (according to Google Scholar)?]</ref> It held sizable influence in
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