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lidoalex

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If history is governed by social and economic forces and not by ideas, why do you think Marx was so intellectually engaged? Explain your answer fully.
 
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How might Mill agree with Marx's criticisms of nineteenth century social conditions?
 
  Explain your answer, and support it by referring directly to both Marx and Mill. Do you agree with these criticisms? Do you think that they are applicable to society today?
 
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