Quote by Aleksandr Zinovyev

The firmest proof that Marxism is not science but an ideology is Marxism's attitude to the experience of the real communist (or socialist) societies.

The firmest proof that Marxism is not science but an ideolog

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This quote suggests that the way Marxism views and reacts to real communist or socialist societies is evidence that Marxism is not a scientific theory but rather an ideology. By implying that Marxism fails to acknowledge or adequately address the shortcomings or failures of these societies, it claims that Marxism's biased attitude towards the practical application of its principles undermines its claim to being a scientific, objective analysis of socioeconomic systems. Instead, it insinuates that Marxism is driven by ideological belief rather than empirical evidence.

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By Aleksandr Zinovyev

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