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| I would like us to encounter Marx on his own terms, and work on deriving a shared understanding of his position and his perspective based on a close reading of this single text. | I would like us to encounter Marx on his own terms, and work on deriving a shared understanding of his position and his perspective based on a close reading of this single text. | ||
| - | To begin, let’s start with a few assumptions and see how far we sustain | + | To begin, let’s start with a few assumptions and see how far we can sustain |
| * Everything Marx is saying about people and their relationship to the state is applicable in a general way to the present, although not in the exact details. | * Everything Marx is saying about people and their relationship to the state is applicable in a general way to the present, although not in the exact details. | ||
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