The Development of the Monist View of History

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The Development of the Monist View of History is a foundational Marxist philosophical work by Georgi Plekhanov that systematically expounds and defends historical materialism as a coherent, monist theory of history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Marxist theoretical work
book
philosophical work
addresses laws of social development
relationship between base and superstructure
role of individuals in history
aimsTo argue for a monist theory of history
defend historical materialism
systematize Marxist philosophy of history
author Georgi Plekhanov
centralConcept class struggle as motor of history
determinative role of productive forces
primacy of material conditions in history
unity of social being and social consciousness
countryOfOrigin Russian Empire
critiques dualistic explanations of history
idealism in historiography
genre Marxist theory
philosophy
political philosophy
historicalContext debates between Marxists and Narodniks
late 19th-century Russian socialist movement
influenced 20th-century Marxist debates on historical materialism
Soviet Marxist philosophy
influencedBy Friedrich Engels
Karl Marx
classical German philosophy
materialist philosophy
language Russian
mainSubject historical materialism
monist conception of history
movement Russian Marxism
Second International Marxism
philosophicalCategory philosophy of history
social philosophy
philosophicalTradition Marxism
dialectical materialism
positionOnHistory history is governed by objective laws
social phenomena have material causes
positionOnPhilosophy monism
rejection of metaphysical dualism
relatedWorkOfAuthor Fundamental Problems of Marxism
In Defense of Materialism
theoreticalBasis Marxist materialism
dialectical method
usedIn Marxist philosophical education
Soviet-era curricula on historical materialism

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