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Who said that social revolution is an ongoing process in which causes and effects are dialectically…

Political Science · Western Political Thought
Who said that social revolution is an ongoing process in which causes and effects are dialectically related?
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BKarl Marx ✓ Correct
CHegel
DJohn Locke
Correct answer: (B) Karl Marx — Karl Marx described social revolution as a dialectical, ongoing process, so the answer is Marx.
Explanation
Karl Marx described social revolution as a dialectical, ongoing process, so the answer is Marx.
In his dialectic, causes produce effects which in turn become new causes.
Society advances through the clash of opposites within the mode of production.
Contradictions between productive forces and relations build up until revolution resolves them.
Each resolution opens a new stage carrying its own fresh contradictions.
Marx took the dialectical method from Hegel but set it on a materialist base.
Hegel applied dialectics to ideas, while Marx applied it to material class relations.

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