Cuestionario y fichas de estudio de Socialism, Utopian and Scientific

What do French philosophers use to challenge inherited authority?

Which group gains power through the revolutionary settlement?

What limits the early socialist systems?

Who gives priority to the poorest in analyzing society?

Whom does Saint-Simon propose for social leadership?

Who attacks bourgeois promises and examines women's position?

Where does Robert Owen put reform into practice?

Which forms of worker support does Owen favor?

What does the argument reject as an adequate basis for scientific socialism?

What is poorly developed alongside early capitalist production?

What does dialectical thinking study?

How does metaphysical reasoning treat things?

Which examples support the account of nature as a historical process?

How does Hegel present reality?

What limits Hegel's account of development?

Who receives credit for the materialist account of history?

Which discovery helps explain capitalist exploitation?

What provides the basis for the materialist explanation of history?

What change makes socialism a science in Part II?

What does recognizing change alone fail to settle?

Where does Part III locate the causes of social change?

What central contradiction does Part III identify?

What replaces scattered producers under capitalism?

Who retains ownership of goods made through collective factory labor?

What forces machinery improvements and industrial expansion?

What happens to workers as machinery improves under competitive pressure?

What happens when production expands beyond market demand?

Who increasingly performs capitalists' practical social functions?

What political action does the argument propose for workers?

What supplies the material basis for ending class divisions and state repression?