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in a couple of lines chat Karl Marx, die author of \arious books, had died. Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk [1851-1914] published a critique of Marx's economic ideas'^ in 1 896. but it >\'as onh' 20 years later that people began to consider Marx a philosopher. The ideas of Marx and of his philosophy truK* dominate our age. The interpreuoon of current evmcs and the mterprrtaDon of histon- m popular books, as well as m philosophical vkntings. nofvels, plays, and so forth, air b>' and large Marxist. At the center is the Marxian phik>soph\' of history. From this philosopln* is borrourd the term "dialecacal." which is apphed to all his ideas But this is noc so important as it ts to rrahze what Marxist nuterialism means. Materialism has rvbt> differrni mcamnp. The fint irfrrs exdusivrly to ethical problems. A material man is interested onK* in material things—food, drink, shelter—not m an. cxilturr. and so forth In this sense, the nujonrv of nten arc materialises The second meaning of nuterialism refers (o a special group of solimons proposed to a basic philosophical pntblem—the relation betwren the human mind or soul on the one ude, :knd the hunun bod> and the ph>'siolo|cical tunctKMtt of the bod>' on the other %idc V'aritms amsfcrrs to this problem ha\r been oflrtrd—anKMig them rrligMms anss%m We kno^ stt> %^rU thai there ts a connection betwren KhIv and mind, surgery* has pnnrd that certom damages to the brain bring about certain changes in the function of the human mand. Himrsrr. nuterialists of this second s'anet>- expiun all manifirsutiom of the hunun mind t% pnxiu^ts ol the bod> Aimmg thev phiUnophiial nuierulnts. therr are Omo schools of (houglit A i^hw uhool iiNmders man as a maihine This machine s'ariety of iiuicruhsis WIS these pntbletm are srrv smiple—the human "machine** \sink\ prr«.i\elv a% am itther machine v^swks A Frrnchman. Julien dc La 1 Mrttrir "« >*> 1 1 7S 1. wnê a biKtk cmiuining this idea. .\|jf«. tkf MAhtnr. 1 and itHbv itunv petifle still want to expbtn all operations ol the human mind, direith or indtmtK. as it the> ^rrr mechanical operations. For iimaiur. «cc (he ImyiL^tiu iV tkf Sa^J Snfmn One ol the concnbufon. J icavhcr ai the Ness Vh*H>l Im Vxial Research. u>"» the newborn child 2 I'Thr L'rwr^4\rd i\nittmk>.twn m thr E^tMMcnte Mjnun STtarfa** in Sbrtw
Ford, do^"::^ z :z^^zitT '" ^ i*- "-^- «.n.«h,ng by m«„s of theTachme So "" " °' "''° "''*-^ If the operation of """' th. man ce e ' 1 " *' ""'*'"^too. Wc n,u„ ask this p^ZorZru\.°^"fT °'*^ ^'''"^ «>«» "Who „. the nu hrev " '°' '°' '^«--''. The '"'*" ^f°°' "''' ''^^"""y .nachmcdocrmc *e matenalis. '^'^£^^:t^'^:^^^' *^--'^- ^^ 'H' we.e rcpeaccdaKa.n and aga.n, but it is not very reaHst:c. We doThav' to1, with .t because no scr.ous men really believe it B. The physiological doctrine put forth by the second class of J ^ ^"^;^'
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