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Needs and Wantspotentially) objective criterion such as their “normal” biological and psychological functioning and development, and what they “want”, which may arise merely from a superficial desire or passing fancy. However, Marx can easily be interpreted to have first and foremost intended “need” in the broades

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Introductiond/or one can examine underlying assumptions and specific explanations and predictions and try to establish whether or not they are supported by evidence oneself and others can “see”, or, perhaps, at least agree . to be “there”. I have already attempted to do the former while presenting Marx’s variou

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Conclusion” The good news is usually . good (for example, the messenger has just won a lottery), but then the bad news is usually equally as bad (s/he has subsequently lost the money gambling, or down a sewer). In some respects my overall evaluation of Marx’s theories of human nature takes this form, except t

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