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Productive forces

Productive forces, productive powers, or forces of production (German: Produktivkräfte) is a central idea in Marxism and historical materialism.

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Labor

Destructive forces

Marxist–Leninist definition in the Soviet Union

Reification of technology

Productivity

Chinese contexts

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Productive forces

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples24
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
Components1

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Productive forces

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related to Marxist–Leninist definition in the Soviet Union · 10
Productive forces → Academy, Economics, Institute, Marx, On, Productive, Sciences, The Great Soviet Encyclopedia, The Institute, While
related to Chinese contexts · 5
Productive forces → Deng Xiaoping, Deng Xiaoping Theory, For Deng, In, This
related to Productivity · 5
Productive forces → He, Marx, Marx's, Modern, Thus
related to Destructive forces · 4
Productive forces → Engels, Marx, Rather, Some

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productive forces production human marx social means labor capital labour people concept productivity economics karl force powers german industrial development

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Productive forcesrelated to Chinese contextsIn0.60section
Productive forcesrelated to Chinese contextsDeng Xiaoping0.60section
Productive forcesrelated to Chinese contextsFor Deng0.60section
Productive forcesrelated to Chinese contextsThis0.60section
Productive forcesrelated to Chinese contextsDeng Xiaoping Theory0.60section
Productive forcesrelated to Destructive forcesMarx0.60section
Productive forcesrelated to Destructive forcesEngels0.60section
Productive forcesrelated to Destructive forcesRather0.60section
Productive forcesrelated to Destructive forcesSome0.60section
Productive forcesrelated to Marxist–Leninist definition in the Soviet UnionThe Institute0.60section
Productive forcesrelated to Marxist–Leninist definition in the Soviet UnionEconomics0.60section
Productive forcesrelated to Marxist–Leninist definition in the Soviet UnionAcademy0.60section

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