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Review Notes: CT 13 & 14: Marx's Philosophical Orientation, Hegel & Feuerbach |
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1. In relation to Marx & Hegel, Marx is said to have 'turned __________________________ on his head' 2. In relation to an intro to Marx, people, groups, etc. have conflicting _________________________________________ 3. In relation to an intro to Marx, in the US, the ______________________________________ has changed little in the last 100 yrs. 4. In relation to human nature, the ____________________________________ paradigm on the explanations of human nature is similar to the tabula rasa paradigm in that we are born w/ few/many essential characteristics which are conditioned by the environment 5. In relation to species being, the primary behavior that distinguishes humans from animals is that we __________________ what we are going to do before we do it 6. In relation to species being, for Marx, labor is __________________________ because we usually produce w/ others & we usually produce for others 7. In relation to the base & superstructure, the ____________________ includes what is commonly known as the economy, & also all the social relationships inherent in the economic sphere of society 8. In relation to the base & superstructure, an example of Marx's conception of the base & the superstructure is a capitalist economy has another type of culture, a consumerist & ______________________________ culture 9. In relation to Marxist economics, the market theory of value posits that the value of a thing is determined by its _________________________ 10. In relation to stratification & power, nearly all power conversions take place through ________________________ 11. In relation to the the bourgeoisie & proletariat, the development of any class system, is one of _______________________ development 12. In relation to class, the ______________________ of society is shaped by the conflict btwn the groups in society 13. In relation to ideology, _____________________ is when subordinate groups do not accept the ideology of the dominant group, but accept ideology relevant to their own interests 14. In relation to alienation & anomie, examples of alienation include: 'I am alienated if there is a _____________________________ culture, but I cannot become part of that culture' or 'I am anomic if culture has basically disintegrated or is ineffective' 15. In relation to the components of alienation, in the sense that under capitalism, labor becomes objectified, the more one produces, the more ________________________ poor the laborer becomes 16. In relation to the components of alienation, alienation is the separation from oneself, our very human essence, our species being, our _______________________________________ 17. In relation to an intro to class & false consciousness, Americans are _____________________________ class conscious than people in other societies 18. In relation to an intro to class & false consciousness, the lack of a Labor Movement means there has been no Labor __________________________ in the US, resulting in a general weakening of the political left 19. In relation to class & false consciousness, advanced, existential philosophers have often used the terms _______________________________ & _______________________________ in a manner similar to class & false consciousness 20. In relation to Feuerbach & Marx, for Marx, religion is
the _____________________ of the masses
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Be sure & answer all parts of the question. Style, spelling
& grammar are important. Demonstrate a strong factual argument,
use examples, & then inform your opinion. Answers should be about
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3. In relation to the components of alienation, take each of the
components of alienation & describe / define / analyze. Then
give an example of each either from your own life, something you heard
about, or something you know about from the media, education, etc. Do your
examples indicate that alienation is generally increasing or decreasing
in society? Explain.
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The End