Praxis and Method (RLE

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Focusing on the 'philosophy of praxis,' this sociological critique examines its significance in the works of key Western Marxists during the inter-war period. It provides an in-depth analysis of Marx and Hegel, evaluating the implications of Marx's assertions that genuine theory is validated through praxis and that significant social changes could ultimately make sociology unnecessary. The book challenges and contextualizes these ideas within the broader framework of social theory, offering insights into the evolution of Marxist thought.