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    Economic Dimension

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    This document discusses Hegel's doctrine of dialectic and how Karl Marx developed his theory of material dialectic in opposition to Hegel. Marx took Hegel's concept of dialectic but applied it to human affairs and the economy, believing that ideas and institutions evolve from economic relationships and the need to eat. Marx saw evolutionary changes in society as arising from changes in material conditions and the economy, rather than ideas as Hegel believed. Marx's conception of history is called materialistic because it focuses on the material and economic factors that influence societal development over time.

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    This document discusses Hegel's doctrine of dialectic and how Karl Marx developed his theory of material dialectic in opposition to Hegel. Marx took Hegel's concept of dialectic but applied it to human affairs and the economy, believing that ideas and institutions evolve from economic relationships and the need to eat. Marx saw evolutionary changes in society as arising from changes in material conditions and the economy, rather than ideas as Hegel believed. Marx's conception of history is called materialistic because it focuses on the material and economic factors that influence societal development over time.

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    This document discusses Hegel's doctrine of dialectic and how Karl Marx developed his theory of material dialectic in opposition to Hegel. Marx took Hegel's concept of dialectic but applied it to human affairs and the economy, believing that ideas and institutions evolve from economic relationships and the need to eat. Marx saw evolutionary changes in society as arising from changes in material conditions and the economy, rather than ideas as Hegel believed. Marx's conception of history is called materialistic because it focuses on the material and economic factors that influence societal development over time.

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    Economic Dimension

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    Hafiz Umair
    This document discusses Hegel's doctrine of dialectic and how Karl Marx developed his theory of material dialectic in opposition to Hegel. Marx took Hegel's concept of dialectic but applied it to human affairs and the economy, believing that ideas and institutions evolve from economic relationships and the need to eat. Marx saw evolutionary changes in society as arising from changes in material conditions and the economy, rather than ideas as Hegel believed. Marx's conception of history is called materialistic because it focuses on the material and economic factors that influence societal development over time.

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    Hegel Doctrine of Dialectic

    Dialectics explains the evolution of Reason in human mind. It is the mechanism


    by which Reason or Idea propels itself and evolves. Embodying itself in human
    institutions and systems of thought of a progressively evolving nature. The dialecting is
    self-propelling because its idea contains in itself its own opposite and it is the nature of
    idea or thought to seek reconciliation of opposites. This reconciliation is possible because
    the contradiction between the opposites of an idea is never absolute.

    Karl Marx’s Doctrine of Material Dialectic

    Karl Marx developed his theory of materialistic interpretation of history in


    opposition to Hegelian dialectic. The last and the easiest way are to understand Karl
    Marx’s historical materialism by the side of the Hegelian dialectic and then note the
    difference. The historical materialism in view of some writers is the special application of
    Hegelian ideas to human affairs, adopted by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. Karl Marx
    and Engels took only thing from Hegel and that was the apparatus of the dialectic.

    “The manifesto shows that human history since the creation of private property had
    been history of class straggles, that is a conflict between Freemen verse Slaves and
    of capitalist verse Labor”.
    The theory of materialist or economic interpretation of history is based upon the
    fact that a man must eat to live. He is moved to struggle and activity by his material
    needs Ideas conceptions and consciousness and therefore politics, law, morality, religion
    and metaphysics of a people emanate from their material activity and economic
    relationship of men, they are to be sought not in the philosophy but in the economics of
    the period concerned.
    Karl Marx saw evolutionary changes in the economics, social, religious, and
    political ideas and institutions of mankind. His conception of history is called
    materialistic to be distinguished from the idealistic conception of history of Hegel.

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