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Historical Materialism and Social Evolution,d warmly recommended it to Marx for its repudiation of teleological theories of natural evolution. Once Marx caught up with Engels’ reading he agreed that despite Darwin’s ‘crude English style’ his book ‘contains the basis in natural history for our view’. Interpretation of this line has divided Marxist opinion over the last century.

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Social Darwinism and Socialist Darwinism in Germany: 1860 to 1900,ctice, along with others. Why, then, should it be assumed that this social practice escapes the value-conflicts, the normative constraints, the political and ideological struggles which pervade and even constitute its social surrounds?

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A Darwinian Historical Materialism,llels between natural selection and historical materialism, one example being the above epigraph. Unfortunately, these claims seem never to have progressed beyond general observations. In this essay I want to develop a more detailed connection between the two theories.

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Analytical Marxism and the Debate on Social Evolution,ority) that ‘a(chǎn)ny population (with the properties of multiplication, heredity and variation) will evolve by natural selection so as to become better adapted to its environment’ (Smith 1975, 96); Marxism likewise because it portrays societies as developing so as to improve their forces of production.

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