
Logic is usually seen as a dry, boring discipline suitable only for pedants. This is because it is traditionally seen as having no relation to the real world of objects, and is instead a self-contained system of rules for thought. Marxism completely rejects this formalism and seeks to find the basis for our logic in this real world.

In the third part of this series on Marxist philosophy, Daniel Morley talks about the Marxist view on human nature.

In the second part of this series on Marxist philosophy, Daniel Morley talks about the nature of knowledge.