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Did Marx absorb Hegel into his doctrine?
 
  A) Yes, he absorbed all of Hegel's doctrine and built upon this.
  B) No, he did the opposite by proclaiming mode of production, not ideas, as the prime force in history.
  C) Marx took only scant offerings of ideas from Hegel's doctrine and created a productionist view of social theory from his own creativity.
  D) Marc took Hegel's ideas in full, but combined them with Fourier and his own beliefs as well to form his social theory.
  E) Marx used only his own ideological reasoning for his doctrine.
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Good timing, thanks!
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